On the user side, even the most ordinary social media user would expect their lives to be turned upside down. For example, they would lose all the photos they had saved to commemorate events and activities with family and friends.
For online sellers, it means losing their livelihood. And they don't know how to find their customer base if Facebook disappears.
The overreliance on social media is real, and if it disappeared, for tens of millions of people, it would be extremely bad.
There is no doubt that Facebook in particular and social networks in general have become addictive in modern life. When social interactions today no longer take place directly (face to face) but depend on posts. Many people post on Facebook, Twitter to seek recognition from others by clicking the like button.
The situation of counting likes to satisfy personal ego, thinking that the more likes you get, the more loved you are, has made people less sympathetic, less understanding of others and more arrogant every day. It is not difficult to see images of friends sitting together, no one saying a word to each other, all glued to their smartphones and typing.
Even in the park, people are walking and scrolling through Facebook. It seems that Facebook has become the only way for many people to interact with family and friends.
If Facebook disappears, we will still live, but we will have to learn to adapt to life without Facebook.
But as we said above, it is entirely possible that Facebook - the largest social network on the planet, will suddenly disappear one day. But there have been and will be other platforms that will replace it.
Nowadays, many businesses and organizations have built content on many different social networking platforms at the same time, taking advantage of all opportunities while also preventing possible problems with one of the social networking platforms.
Without Facebook, we don't need to love our parents via Facebook anymore.
Losing Facebook has its good points. Losing Facebook, we may find that we no longer love our parents through Facebook, and we may no longer post pictures of our parents with beautiful words of longing. Instead, we will put our phones in our pockets, bring a delicious and light meal to visit our parents, and leisurely chat with our grandparents without having to fidget around and say something because we are busy commenting, liking, and sharing.Without Facebook, children are probably happy because they can study and grow in peace, because their parents don't take pictures of their excellent academic results or post pictures of them playing the piano, drawing, or baking. Children learn and work with innocence and passion, only we, as parents, post pictures of them with hidden boasting behind a modest appearance.
Losing Facebook would wipe out many debates, discriminations, and hostilities, and would help end the divisions between friends, acquaintances, and communities, at least temporarily. The community, society, and the world would be at peace again before people could think of a new war to insult in a new form.
Losing Facebook also erases some moralists, some "Guangzhou Bodhisattvas", some scammers, some swearers, some braggarts, some show-offs, some miserable people, some ex-lovers.
JOURNALIST MY HANG
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