What Is Life

I am a pretty straight shooter, no offence taken. My favourite line of defence is ignorance. Most people don't look for a way to solve things. They have some sort of solution they're looking for even when none exists. People are lazy and ignorant when all the time there's an answer they just need. If someone thinks they've found a solution or have come up with one themselves then you either know what it is that's being asked of people, or not (probably both).

The best form of defence is knowledge. Knowledge is actually kind of like your gun itself but without the bullets. That's what makes a gun great but no one needs it. Well the difference between knowing about something and knowing you know nothing about anything. It's just that simple, right? You can ask questions if you need more information but if you just know the answers you can ignore everything that doesn't matter to you. For example, most companies do well out of their own internal research on what customers are looking for from a company on-line. However, if no one asked for any additional research they would probably just continue doing what they were already doing. Asking questions is good but asking without any extra information is useless.

The best way to get ahead of this "knowledge is ignorance" thing is to use social media. There are lots of various ways you can post content for others to read about certain things. Social media has done an amazing job at creating awareness about important things in our world today but we also have to be aware of how much noise our attention gets stuck in. The real issue though is where to give it all away. What should I write about? Who should I talk to about my idea? Where should I take my ideas? This is why marketing is so important. You can start by simply writing posts about whatever interest you have. Writing about things people might find interesting or challenging will make your content seem more popular than it would naturally. So if you want to start a blog, make sure that it's a topic you'll be passionate about. You can even start off as simple and create a list of potential topics that could be covered by posting a draft of every article you think people might love/dislike. But if not, then it's best to leave these topics for later, once people have given enough thought to them.

Social networks have caused millions of people around the globe to be exposed to many different opinions on a variety of subjects. Being able to share your thoughts with other people means that your views and opinions can be heard by millions of people who may not have seen your idea before. Social media has created a public forum where people can openly express themselves with less censorship from other people's opinions. People now feel represented in the internet and social media because everyone is able to get their opinion heard and heard often. No one is censored and anyone with a message is allowed to express themselves with less fear of them being questioned or judged by others. Although the Internet means that people now have many options available to them when it comes to expressing their opinions, they are still very hesitant to put their views online. Some people fear that someone will see their views and decide that the idea was too negative. Many people fear that they might be misunderstood and lose their place in discussion. To avoid such scenarios social media has been greatly responsible in spreading our knowledge around the world. These networks are where we first started sharing music and movies in order to entertain ourselves. In fact, these networks are the main reason that people discovered what the Beatles did during the time they broke into the top 20. We spread our knowledge around the world through radio, TV, magazines, radio stations and many more websites. All these sources of communication still play a big part in us getting to know each other better and helping socialize ourselves.

While social media has made it so easy for people around the world to get together regardless of geographic distance or language, there are many issues with social media. One of the biggest issues we all face is spam. When many people join social media sites they put themselves in danger. Spam is now considered extremely annoying as some people may post articles meant for other purposes, which then causes problems for the rest of the users. Sometimes people end up spending loads of time deleting bad content without reading it. At times the whole site crashes therefore causing users to lose all their data. Unfortunately Facebook and Twitter are both plagued with issues.

There are two main types of sites that exist on the web- the “real” social media sites such as facebook and twitter which are mainly used for networking purposes. Those that are known to be successful are those that are based on blogging. Blogs have proven to be very helpful especially if the person or business itself has found a niche in the market. A large number of small businesses have found it hard to maintain their audience by putting their services on the internet. On average, these businesses do well out of it, however, there is always going to be someone else who finds themselves on this page that needs advice and help. With that said most people tend to keep their blogs private and are afraid of people finding out their secret. It's a game of hide and seek. While making something secret really scares people, it's useful in providing tips and tricks that would help them grow. A majority of people tend to keep their business private as they fear that people will discover their secret. I personally prefer keeping my business secret so nobody understands what we do, but some people find themselves in situations that require some truth shared. When people find out about a new product in the market it gives us a clearer picture of what we might sell next. Of course when people find out about a new type of food or drink, it helps them find alternatives or alternatives. Nobody wants to be told that a particular brand is out and they're not sure whether they want to try a similar product in the future. Information on the health benefits of those drugs and drinks is an added bonus if people start trying products. Most people think that people won't notice if they change the brands they're used to. Right, for example, when we were younger parents our mum used to say 'It's OK, sometimes you go to school and the teacher says a word wrong.' Nowadays people learn how to recognize familiar words. The old saying 'it's OK to miss a word' does not apply anymore due to computers. Computers have changed that saying and now teachers would rather speak slowly instead of using their voice to speak over their computer. Computers now also allow people to spell words that are difficult to spell. Words like 'hello' is shortened as compared to 'hello'. Computers do also allow people to talk to each other on-line and that's why emails are so very popular today. Messages sent to emails are quicker and less expensive as people aren't needing to spend money on postage stamps and postage.

With all that said there are issues pertaining to security on the internet. There are many fake news stories all over the world. People spread false stories without understanding either what the story is referring to or how this is happening. Since the World Wide Web began it has become very easy to spread false information to anybody around the world. Once somebody spreads an incorrect story it never ceases to be circulated. Whether it be rumours, conspiracy theories, rumors, political information or financial information, people keep circulating those things to whoever is in need of information. Recently people have had to pay billions to get someone to explain exactly what happened on 9/11. Even though 9/11 is considered very tragic the Internet has caused the worst impact to date. Just as 9/11 did not happen but the entire country was impacted and still affects it. Everything that happens on the Internet is easily verified so false things remain spreadable. Especially on the Internet, people also want someone to tell the truth. Truth is, most people lie because they don't want to let people down or get hurt. The truth is most people lie anyway but the internet is known for its lies and this is what leads people to want to start spreading lies to gain control of society. The Internet encourages lies, and this is why 9/11 only made things worse. People who start spreading lies often find themselves in trouble with law enforcement. Fake news is also extremely harmful to our environment and to human kind in general. Some people have lost lives to misinformation, and that's what makes everyone so upset with it. With that said, everybody agrees that the internet is not just a source of entertainment but a big source of bad news. Everyone believes that everything happening on the Internet is true and what people are talking about is actually real. Like I said before, there are a lot of issues people come across when it comes to the internet. They have to learn how to deal with them so they can live their life to its fullest.