Personally, perhaps a long term consensus could be firstly, a long-less. Many people use social media in order to keep in touch with their peers, friends, and create a barrier between them, because they think that they can freely speak with each other by using their telephone. However, they still require a general life speaking because without that there is a huge gap between two speakers. And Zeus might be in the future there will be a huge level of loneliness among our society and also might be there some consequence like, I would say, addiction to social medias because many people prefer social medias more than speaking in real life and those they will rest in their house and talk with each other through social medias it can benefit their health. That’s it.
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Personally, perhaps a long-term consequence could be loneliness. Many people use social media to keep in touch with their peers and friends, creating a barrier between them because they think they can freely communicate with each other through their devices. However, they still require face-to-face interaction because without that, there is a huge gap between two speakers. In the future, there might be a significant level of loneliness in our society, and there could also be consequences like addiction to social media. Many people prefer social media over real-life conversations, and they may end up staying in their homes and communicating through social media, which can negatively impact their health. That's it.
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