
‘We are all now connected by the Internet, like neurons in a giant brain.’
– Stephen Hawking
The internet has transformed the way we connect, interact, and share with one another. Stephen Hawking’s analogy of the internet as a network of neurons in a giant brain is particularly apt, as it encapsulates the vast and complex web of communication that now links individuals around the globe. Despite geographical distances and cultural differences, the internet has created a space where people from all walks of life can come together, collaborate, and form meaningful connections.
Bridging distances and building relationships
One of the most profound impacts of the internet has been its ability to bridge distances. In the past, maintaining relationships across continents was an arduous task, relying on infrequent letters or expensive phone calls. Now, video chats, instant messaging, and social media have made keeping in touch effortless and immediate. This has not only strengthened exis...
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