Publisher's Synopsis
The words you provided shed light on a truth we all know deep down-the ever-increasing importance and impact of technology, with the internet reigning supreme in today's society. It is a testament to the fact that our lives have become faster, easier, and more intricately interconnected, all thanks to the marvels of technological advancement. But amidst the glory, a shadow looms-a concern for the excessive use of the internet and the potential consequences it may have on our physical and mental well-being.
In 1995, Goldberg unveiled the concept of internet addiction, a compulsion that many struggle to control. Our very brains become wired to incessantly seek the latest information and immerse ourselves in the sprawling web of social networking sites. It is a phenomenon that proves difficult to tame, raising questions of whether it is a mental injury or a social problem. Some argue that an addiction to the internet can leave a negative imprint on both our bodies and our minds.
