Black Mirror by Maria Fernanda Salamanca Mora

Do you consider social media is affecting our culture?

mfernandasalamanca — 2023-05-16 23:34:27 UTC

I think that-laura moreno

2023-05-17 00:15:38 UTC

because through the levels and advances of technology we have realized that communication between people has been lost, the activities or games of past generations have been forgotten due to technology, and the passing of time As a family it became just sharing with the cell phone and not establishing any communication between them, they know they are there but each one is in another world through technology

i think that.... Felipe Perez

2023-05-17 00:20:44 UTC

Indeed, it appeared to us quite a lot since thanks to social networks the information is quickly, without sensitivity and at hand with just one CLICK. The Black Mirror series teaches us a social criticism which is not so far from our reality, AI, micro and nano technology is about to take over the networks, and the cultural movement of the people. Episodes where people have to submit to mind controls for chips, for social precision the great leaders comment on crazy things to keep their position and fame up to date. We see how you also show us how in a few years everything will be done by AI or will be in charge of robots or cyberhuman models to optimize and that human beings no longer do their daily tasks.

I think that-Nataly Aldana

2023-05-17 00:22:13 UTC

I do believe that social networks greatly affect our culture, not only do they distract children from a very young age and lock them in a world totally unknown to them, but they also keep adults encapsulated. Generating that human relationships go to the background, and people just want to be in front of a screen all the time, often ignoring and leaving aside what is really important or even day-to-day obligations. Even social networks according to studies they increase the appearance of sleep disorders, anxiety, depression and self-esteem problems, especially in the youngest, people between the ages of 16 and 26.
As an example of this, Black Mirror was born, where we see how its story revolves around a person tortured by the indifference of society, where they are less and less human and at the command of an abuse of technology.

Miguel Beltran

miguelabeltran — 2023-05-17 00:26:40 UTC

Social media can completely distort social functioning through the interaction of a virtual social network. In the same way, people start to be governed by empathy indexes in the daily interactions and contents shared in the network platforms we use nowadays, which is ultimately decisive to exclude or include an individual in this social context created by social media as we can see in the chapter where it is a reality that there are companies that want to manage a person's personal life in order to change the world but this can cause many problems trying to enter the person's life.

Hilary Salamanca

2023-05-17 00:32:41 UTC

I don't think it affects it as such, but it establishes a turning point in the way we relate, communicate, inform ourselves and even educate ourselves, taking into account that culture ranges from ethics to the history of the human being, social networks only they become a tool that
gathers all the rational and irrational interpretations of all those who give their opinion or show part of their life in it, the only problem is to what extent does a social network influence my behavior, emotions and feelings
if you have so much cognation in it, you are not putting it to good use.

How do you thing social media is affecting our culture _ Maria Monica Martinez Ramirez

2023-05-17 00:36:59 UTC

The media influence so many peoples behaviour nowadays.. The media can manipulate ; influence persuade and pressurise society along wint even controlling the world at times in both positive and negative ways mentally physically and emocionanty

Social Media and Culture

2023-05-17 00:41:30 UTC

Zelena Mendoza :)

2023-05-17 00:41:32 UTC

Talking about social networks...I think they are very useful tools, but we don't use them as we should, sadly nowadays we have this absurd thought of ''who is not in social networks is as if they don't exist''. I have no idea what crazy person created this concept, that doesn't lock us in a bubble, where our beauty depends on the amount of likes we get, where being friends with someone very popular makes you look great (even if they don't know you), where pretending to be who you are not makes you viral. They make us feel close to people we don't have physical contact with, however it distances us from those who are usually close to us. If we can make the right use of it we can take our world and our opportunities to another level.

Aura Cristina Hurtado - Do you consider that social networks are affecting our culture?

acristinahurtado — 2023-05-17 00:56:39 UTC

Yes, because many of the customs of our ancestors were forgotten and were replaced by many technological tools.

In addition, many times we get the wrong impression from the things we see, it is important to meet a person and see what they have to offer us, whether or not it contributes to our life or personal growth.

Communication is important to learn to relate and not have false interpretations of an attitude or action. Social networks are a low percentage compared to real life, there we only publish what we want people to know about us, there is a limit, in reality we show ourselves as we are.
The impact that social networks have generated has been significant because sometimes we lose how beautiful life is, by being distracted by "responding to a message"