Baba Vanga’s scariest prediction: This thing to become reason for several diseases, will affect people of all age group due to…
We are in an era marked by continuous growth in the digital sphere, technology, and change — it has been dubbed the modern or advanced age. From the moment we wake up until the moment we go to sleep, we are living in a world surrounded by machines, devices, and digital systems. There is everything from smartphones, smart homes, artificial intelligence, avatars, and virtual assistants integrating into our lives to a greater capacity every day. In some cases, we are interacting with machines more than we are with other real human beings. In addition, with the march of science pressing forward and the lines between human and machine becoming ever blurrier, we are becoming part of a change in how we live, work, communicate, and connect beyond what we have ever witnessed before.
Baba Vanga’s scariest prediction!
A primary example of this shift is the smartphone. It is continuing to create distance from the real world, and most people do not even acknowledge that shift. The smartphone, which was designed to alleviate the load on your mind and productivity, is now breeding addiction and beginning to take over your mind. The famous Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga, many years earlier, warned of this as well. Baba Vanga predicted that a small, yet powerful device (which today we clearly see as the smartphone), would impact human behavior and mental health. At the time, it was odd when she said this. Now, it appears that she was completely accurate.
As per a report by the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), 24% of children in India use smartphones regularly before sleeping. This steady increase in screen time is causing the incidence of anxiety, depression, and concentration issues in children to rise. They are also becoming increasingly separated from real-world activities and having regular social interactions with friends. Adults are experiencing an increasing mobile phone addiction. Staying up late using mobile phones or constantly consuming social media is leading to eye fatigue, neck pain, and sleeping difficulties. It is also contributing to mental stress, feelings of loneliness and inability to focus.
Extended periods of screen time can cause irritation in the eyes, blurred vision, and discomfort. Looking down at the phone over long periods of time can cause something called “text neck,” which causes strain on the spine.
How Smartphone addiction can harm you!
Blue light from screens has an effect on the hormone melatonin, influencing sleep patterns and making it difficult to sleep. Although it is generally not classified as a mental illness, smartphone use is associated with higher levels of stress and depression.
Smartphone usage is also linked to increased levels of stress and depression. The constant stream of notifications and fast-paced digital content contributes to decreased attention and focus.
Although smartphones have assisted individuals with maintaining a connection with family members across distances, they have also developed a distance, as well as an emotional distance, within families, even if they are in the same location. As individuals are physically with family members, they still experience a level of loneliness. As individuals spend considerable time on social media, there is less of an emotional connection in real relationships, which weakens relationships, both socially and as a family.
Baba Vanga is widely regarded as one of the most intriguing mystics of the 20th century. Vanga’s predictions have been regarded as strikingly accurate by several followers.
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