Our dependency on the internet is too much.

The easy accessibility and proliferation have made it so unavoidable.

And in this urge not trying to avoid it, people have somewhere lost the essence of their individuality.

Life is more about what we do online and how well we look on social media; it's not about feelings or experiences that are natural and important to be kept.

It won't be an exaggeration to say the internet has made us stupid.

We have lost track of things which used to be our daily routine earlier.

Although the aim was to simplify it, ironically, it has made everything complex.

How it made it so awful?

Let's recall.

When was the last time you indulged yourself in in-depth, critical reading?

But, of course, you read a short message that didn't even contain original information, like Whatsapp messages.

Do you remember any contact number saved on your phone? No, because we have Google, Alexa and Siri to do it for us.

See how uncomplicated it looks.

But trust me, it's not, we are just a nincompoop.