Over at Live Science "A new study found that the brains of people who report compulsive urges to use social networking sites show some brain patterns similar to those found in drug addicts." Yikes, that's saying something. One of the problems seems to be that we all love the positive reinforcement we get from social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Tumblr. Another may be that most people don't see social networking as a harmful addiction. After all it's not like huffing cocaine or mainlining heroin. But are our beliefs true? There's no harm? What about body image? Seriously, who posts a picture when they look like something a dog just vomited on the floor? We see fabulous pics of our fabulous looking friends doing fabulous things. How does that affect our self-image? And what about being left out when your friends post party pics? There's even an an acronym for that--FOMO (fear of missing out) leaving one feeling depr...
In Pakistan, most of the people are still illiterate because there are few schools. Because most of Pakistani people are illiterate, people don't have to compete with other to get good jobs just like in U.S. Mortenson thinks as long as the children can read and know basic science lesson, they will have better life. Unlike in Pakistan, in the U.S. everyone has to go to school. In order to get a good job you have to earn at least a college degree. Nowadays earning a bachelor degree isn't enough to achieve high position in a company.
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