Question

real life and online life:

Answer 1

Consider what we mean by the phrase “I am online”—something familiar yet spoken less and less. What sense of “to be” or “being” are we using? Is it like saying “I am on a bus”? In a sense, yes. The grammar looks the same. You go on and off and pay fees for use. But in another, being online covers a vast range of experience, much of which we struggle to articulate, unlike bus riding. Nowadays it is difficult to know when and how we are ever offline. Do you actually ever gooffline? Perhaps there is a range of experience, from immersive Virtual Reality to the barely conscious knowledge that our phone carrier knows where we are at all times.

In general, we treat online life as a particular, distinct way of being. It is a realm of our existence. The online world is a world unto itself with its own occupants. It is a subterranean or atmospheric (or cloud-based) level of reality that we dip into on occasion and yet, paradoxically, always inhabit. We are human beings. Sometimes we are online beings. How exactly do the two beings in the two worlds relate?

Is the online life is harmful for real life that is the question remain

Answer 2

there is big difference in real life and online life .....in real life there is nothing virtual and in online there is only virtual things only