Computer 'love disease'!

Computers won, but their weapons were . emotional. This is the conclusion of American psychologists through a public opinion poll.

More than 65% of respondents said they gave computers more time for their spouses; 52% said there was true love for their computer. Experts believe that computerized "humanization" is a real threat to the interaction between people and modern society in general.

Urban people in Asia began to leave their families because of online games - Photo: Reuters

In fact, the alarm was put forward by Stanford University scientists three years ago but no one cared, because then only 6% of computer users complained of this familiar working tool as a relationship. Affected friends or family. But now this number has increased 10 times, causing some psychologists to start viewing computers as a 'global threat'. Evidence is that people begin to feel angry, sad or cool if the computer is working poorly or damaged. Up to 74% of Americans confess each complaint about their computer to relatives or friends, seeking sympathy and understanding for their 'unhappiness'.

Webplanet expert Alexei Andreev sees modern people being dependent (emotional) for objects and media more than the previous generation. 'We are psychologically bound to the company we work with, the Internet we give it a lot of time, with the TV that we watch without rest.' Gradually, people become a screw of the Internet community or company.

Losing personality due to being in a ' love affair ' with your computer, people will no longer be independent, communicate with their children and families less and less. People are less and less aware of the closeness of relatives and communities, so the better choice is to find the computer.

NG.THANH