Privacy and Artificial Happiness
Privacy has become the new subtitle of the 21 st century life. Specially this decade of 2020. Since when COVID in confusion brought ‘social-distancing’ instead of ‘physical distancing’; people have taken the misconception too much at heart. And yeah, privacy has its perks: § It gives you space to grow § It helps us learn more § Less distraction increases work vitality § You get ample time to shape your creativity But privacy is a part of our life. We are mistakenly surrounding our life with the walls of privacy. The evils of privacy that we do not see are where, § It is curbing our communicative attitude § It is making us secluded. (like come on, we are social beings) § It is making us un-human Remember the era of 2010s, when we had debates over how far the impact of social media is positive? And the strongest points were- § It has brought the world closer. § Has connected us with far-away friends...