After much argument with a friend of mine today, debating on what seems to be the controversial focus of this topic, we couldn't conclude on a final answer to the question
Does Spending Time On The Internet For Good Use makes you an addict ?
It is commonly said that "the internet is a global village", but with the introduction of web 3.0, we might consider changing our terms to a global city😂. The internet which has brought about three(3) stages of web, which are web 1.0, web2.0 and web3.0.
Web1.0 also known as information superhighway was the first set of web which uses http to locate documented files on the web via browsers. Html was popularly use to share all this document on a web. Interactions with web1.0 was very limited at that era.
Web2.0 also known as the Read-write web was quite different from the web1.0. Users can now read and interact with this new web, using PHP to store data's in a database. Most centralize web apk like facebook, amazon, youtube, twitter, etc, uses PHP for operation.
Web3.0 also known as the blockchain technology is currently advancing in different stages. Instead of having large data centres where informations are stored, the blockchain technology can accommodate all with efficiency and security.
Billions of people all over the world today uses internet, for different reasons and purposes. Some users uses it for good, while others for bad. It is generally common today, that internet users makes money from the internet, which blogging seems to be the common way. While trying to earn huge amounts, users tends to spend longer time on their electronic devices, knowing to the fact that the longer you stay, the more you accumulate.
As the author of this content, i spend more time on Hive, trying out different activities, but i can't tell if i am addicted to it or not. Taking a good look at it, Hive.blog requires time and effort, but is spending time on hive same as being addicted ?. Don't really know how to answer this.
In Conclusion
The author of this content has agreed that the use of internet can bring great benefit, but the author couldn't concluded if Spending time on internet for good use makes someone an addict. This question seems to be a puzzle which requires great thinking.
So what do you think about the topic ?
Please, note that everyone is entitled to his/her idea, but your comment is appreciated