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The expert Allison Graham, said that nowadays we hardly ever leave our phones or tablets to start a real conversation with the people that is around us, we don’t have social life even though we have lots of friends in our social networks. Instead of using the technology for making the human being more alert about things, to use for knowing more about the world. She also said to be the change we want to see in the world based on the phrase by Gandhi, we have to know how to use the social media to make a change for all the people and the different generations, we have to teach the kids and young people that your life do not depend on a device, you need to be grateful for all the stuff you can do by using the technology, we need to use the hashtags to create activism, if you can make a difference by posting a picture on instagram do it, but if you just are going to laugh about things are happening, or tweeting your daily routine you must have to start thinking and reflecting about the use you give to the social networks in your life.

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WE ALL HAVE AN OPINION ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA, BUT WHAT DO EXPERTS SAY?...

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There are many different views and approaches toward the way social networks, the internet and technology affect human relations and the way society behaves, for example, for Manuel Castells, one of the sociologists who has written the most about the digital subject and a benchmark in academia when talking about digital communication, social networks represent an opportunity for social change. Castells argues that such platforms can become a lever for social change, as they can achieve what seems impossible through digital communication and collaboration networks.
In his latest book Networks of Indignation and Hope: Social Movements in the Internet Age, Castells places the Web as a powerful ally of those who are somehow exposed to the networks of economic and political power, endowing them with the force sufficient to conceive and to concretize actions of social change that flow from the digital world to the physical world.
The opposite case is that of Noam Chomsky, a training linguist and one of the key figures of the American left political party, questioning what the Internet and social networks have built up in contemporary societies. Chomsky explains that in some ways the network creates a mistaken sense of belonging and autonomy, because in building relationships based on digital interactions, only a false idea of friendship, superficial and limited, is built. Another specialist that shares a common view an perspective on social networks with Chomsky is Zygmunt Bauman, a Polish philosopher and one of the leading critics of the Internet and social networks, has pointed out that the success of portals like Facebook is due to the fear of being alone and being rejected. He also points out that the Internet has created a double life, both online and offline, each with its own characteristics. In online life, the ability to listen, negotiate and cohabit with other human beings is solved, because it is not necessary to negotiate, but to press buttons.

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According to Georgina Cárdenas López, a professor at the faculty of psychology from the UNAM; the social network and the internet could be an incentive for mental illness like the Ludopathy, which it´s described as an addiction like any other but without substances like alcohol or drugs.
She talks about studies that point out that when some people use apps like Facebook or Twitter the brain release dopamine making them feel like if they were drinking alcohol, or if they were about to win some poker game. 
Before we create any problem we should also see the bright side of this, we the social network is correctly used helps people with their daily life.
She says that the problem starts when the person decides to isolated from the rest of the world because of the relations and the disadvantages that come with it.

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-https://www.forbes.com.mx/que-piensan-los-filosofos-sobre-las-redes-sociales/

-http://www.animalpolitico.com/2017/04/adiccion-redes-sociales-problema-extendido/