Humanity: The Role Of Social Media

Humanity means being compassionate for and serving others whenever and wherever possible. Humanity means helping others at times when they need that help the most. Humanity means neglecting your self-seeking interests at times when others need your help. Mother Teresa had portrayed humanity exquisitely. She founded the Missionaries of Charity wherein she aids to the poorest of the poor. For her, the essential control was an endless love, so she continued to strike an apolitical pose, refusing to take a stand on anything other than strictly religious matters. In accordance to her unending love and compassion to those who are in need, she received a Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her work “in bringing help to suffering humanity” which is

How? People rely to the social media that even their views on what’s happening to the world is dependent on what the social media states and what the social media tells us to do. We live in times when humanity within a hundred years has produced more knowledge and information than throughout its entire history. The continuous and fast innovation affects the way people think and how people perceive things. But the social media also has a lot of drawbacks. People at every age may it be young, teenager or adults have a direct access to the internet and thus even topics which are not suitable for kids are seen. It is not so shocking hearing kids cursing here and there, kids losing respect to the older ones – easy for them to bump and yell to them and more and more percentage of suicide committed by kids. The social media is one of the greatest factors that causes this change. Children are tied with their mobile cellphones and seems like their lives depended on it. The decisions we make are based on true interpersonal influence: social influence, which happens most often. While technology and democracy has given us the power to fast forward the world in which we live in, it has also corrupted us. It has given us the sense of absolute power and knowledge that makes a person feel like God. But no, we are not Gods and we cannot decide on the fate of others. They only have that right. But we can and we must change ourselves by taking knowledgeable decisions, making the right choices in life and not letting others decide for us. Everyone are so amused with the popularity social media can give. People are pressurized to conceal themselves in order to be in vogue to the society or the culture he or she wanted to fit in. Kids imitate what they see trending on the social media and due to its compelling portrayal they find it interesting and would think it is the trend, so why not keep on with the