Super Internet

Everyone needs to pour  out their heart's contents. Like those times, when all you do is tap your feet and let anxiety eat you up as you just cannot wait a second more to tell your best friends about the latest gossips and stories. We gain contentment and lightheartedness from telling our story, from being heard. One media that I have found very useful for this matter is a blog.

Blogging has been my safe haven, it has help me to share my thoughts for the better. It's a truckload of fun, having people read your thoughts, hear, recognize and speak to you. Your own interactive journal.

Blogging equals to the internet. The Super Internet, yep. It has seriously beat the guts out of Superman or Spiderman or whatever. The internet epidemy of our generation is unstoppable, our studies have also been hugely affected by the ease and simplicity that the internet seems to have dangling on its sides. Type your desired keyword and in a glitz all the answers from every corner of the world pop up! How simple, easy and NOT time-consuming is that? At most times, you will find my eyes caught at a laptop screen be it for research or just plain leisure. Admit it, we're on the same boat, right? ;) 

Hold your gears though, nothing is ever completely good or bad and so are the information you find on the web. Avoid websites with unknown or single authors, single author means single point of view which equals to biases. Glue yourself to webs with reputable domains, org, govt, edu, and country codes or famous ones like the N.Y Times. Do take your time on verifying the credibility of websites, it is the element of any brilliant school work ;) 

All this sums up to the internet being the chocolate to my life, not a day goes by without it. With the inhumanely rapid development of technology the internet will be an even bigger part of our future. The internet seems to be an addiction in our school life and I believe will be too in our university life.  Universities have research paper tasks the size of Mt. Everest and without the internet, prepare to dig your own funeral, and that is why I do think that the internet will greatly affect my university life. So, a penny on your thoughts? ;)