modern life has grown incredibly. The advent of gadgets and the birth of a worldwide network have changed the life of mankind once and for all. What is the Internet and what role does it play in our lives?
Explanatory dictionaries describe the meaning of the term "Internet" - a system of computer networks designed to store and transmit information. But in fact, the Internet is a whole world that exists in parallel with our reality.
Millions of sites allow a person, without departing from a computer, to perform hundreds of actions. It has long been a habit to learn the latest news and weather forecasts on the Internet. E-mail has long supplanted the usual e-mail, and payment systems on the network are becoming more and more popular. Thanks to the Internet, a person is free to make purchases in various stores around the world, order tickets for an airplane, to a theater or to an exhibition, plan a trip without leaving home, place bids at auctions and even manage individual gadgets in his home.
Speaking about the advantages of the World Wide Web, it is impossible to circumvent its value as a source of information. Now it’s enough to have a computer and an Internet connection on hand, and you can freely visit the most famous libraries, archives, museums, get advice from specialists in any field at professional forums.
The global network has given humankind millions of jobs. You will not surprise anyone with such activities as online marketing, online business, freelance. The ability to access remotely has made home-based learning possible. Just sign up for online courses and you can become a student of Moscow State University, Harvard or Oxford.
But most of the sites are devoted, of course, to entertainment: these are movies, music, games, forums and social networks. This is where the source of the flaws that the Internet is often blamed lies. Yes, a person often becomes dependent on the Web, unwittingly replacing the real world with a virtual one. In psychology, the special concept of "Internet addiction" has even appeared.

Whatever it was, the development of human civilization in the future is unthinkable without the Internet - it has entered our life so deeply, covering almost all areas of life. Another thing is to learn the culture of working on the Internet. Indeed, in this case, culture means not only politeness in communication, but also the organization of pastime on the Internet. Perhaps the time has come when, along with the rules of grammar, it's time to teach literacy lessons on working with the Internet.
My opinion is quite close to Zippy's.
Because when you see a new brand with a fine slogan, you want to learn more about it's product and buy it.
My opinion is also quite close to Blowout's. I agree with the fact that advertisements can provide useful information about the product, help make your decision quicker and save money.
Although I don't agree with Niall878's opinion. Because every person must understand what speed is safe for transport. Advertisements help us discover new products and make us learn about them, so I think they are quite useful.
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Summer is bright.
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Autumn is yellow.
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Winter is white.
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