If you were born in the late 1900’s, you probably have- at the least- heard of or used the Internet for your benefit. But if you were born in the generation Z (mid 1990’s to present), you are likely to have used the benefits of the World Wide Web more than those people who cynically thought that computers were the agents that would bring the forebodings of the apocalypse.

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If you were born in the late 1900’s, you probably
have- at the least- heard of or used the Internet for
your benefit. But if you were born in the generation
Z (mid 1990’s to present), you are likely to have
used the benefits of the World Wide Web more than
those people who cynically thought that computers
were the agents that would bring the forebodings of
the apocalypse.
Internet has been a freeway for easily obtainable information ready to ensure
them salvation for the next homework assignment or examination.
For the socially inept, the Internet is the pimp that forms a connection between
fellow dweebs- a medicine for all who suffer from existential crisis.
It is the reason why long-distance relationships are saved through chatting,
emailing, and video conferencing.
The internet can be anything- it can be a library, a supermarket, a workplace,
or a junkyard.
By virtual power, you can now download music, watch movies, read a book,
find a partner, or dupe someone who is gullible enough to fall for your tricks.
Through the net, you can schedule a meeting, educate yourself, or break up
with your loony boyfriend.
No matter how trivial it is, the three ‘W’s has become an indispensable part of us. But like
everything else, the internet has its other side: If some citizens loved the trend the cyberspace
sets, others have been disappointed to see the dark underbelly of the World Wide Web. You
know, the dark spots of the internet can take on any form.