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Social media makes people more lonely and disconnected from real life
Debate whether social media ultimately harms or benefits our sense of connection and fulfillment.
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Jul 26, 2026
Social media definitely makes people more lonely. I've noticed that instead of chatting in person, everyone's just scrolling through their feeds like zombies. It's like we've forgotten how to have real conversations. It's sad, really.
Jul 26, 2026
Absolutely, social media definitely makes people more lonely and disconnected. I've seen it with my own kids - always on their phones but rarely having real conversations. We need to prioritize face-to-face connections over virtual ones for real fulfillment.
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