The poorer, the more online communities

(1)I have a lot of time in offline space
(2)That means you make a lot of money
(3)I spend a lot of time living in an online space
(4)That’s how little you earn

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(2)I didn’t know what it was like to use the internet more when you’re poor, but I think I know now
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(4)I don’t think there’s as much money as the Internet and I can spend time with little money
(5)Traveling and shopping are all about money, and you need to play games
(6)Since I don’t have money right now, what I can do is to read free webtoons
(7)All I can do is watch the music video

(1)2010 Internet Addiction Office announced by the Ministry of Public Administration and Security on the 3rd
(2)If you look at Taejosa, there are households with a monthly income of 1 million won to 2 million won
(3)The Internet addiction rate reached 119, the highest in the survey
(4)Among the households surveyed, the Internet addiction rate of households with a monthly income of less than 1 million won reached 23 when the addiction rate of households with a monthly income of less than 1 million won was added
(5)On the other hand, the Internet addiction rate of households with incomes of more than 5 million won, the highest among the survey subjects, was only 66
(6)The Internet addiction rate of households with more than 2 million won to less than 5 million won was around 7
(7)According to the survey results, two out of every 10 Koreans whose monthly income is less than 2 million won are too into the Internet
(8)It can be seen that those who cannot afford to enjoy a special leisure life are immersed in the Internet while looking for work on the Internet. Meanwhile, the Internet addiction rate of the population aged 9 to 39 in Korea was 80

(1)Addictive. Unfortunate society. Addictive. Addictive
(2)become unhappy with
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(4)Reporter Kim Ki-duk
(5)1 price ⑤
(6)- Low-income people are addicted to the Internet and smartphones
(7)- “An addict is reduced to escape from reality through drinking games
(8)Gambling addiction eventually degenerates into a socially poor class
(9)Daily Reporter Kim Ki-duk: Addicts occur more frequently in socially vulnerable groups, such as poor, vulnerable families and mental disorders Due to the lack of national and social support for the prevention and treatment of addiction among low-income people, the sense of alienation among the poor → addiction to alcohol and tobacco → daily life disorder → inheritance of poverty continues
(10)According to the National Information Society Agency, the percentage of low-income households with an average monthly income of less than 2 million won was the highest at 82 It gradually decreased to 60 between 764 million won and 6 million won for more than 2 million to 4 million won

(1)Sns addiction is
(2)If you are addicted to SNS, you will be able to communicate with real acquaintances for self-achievement or pride, and if you are addicted to posting, you will need to be guaranteed some high income in the end to maintain this because offline consumption has continued steadily
(3)That’s right lol. It could be different in reality, but I think there is a considerable difference in the environment from general communication in that there should be a realistic basis. Communication can be zero consumption all day offline, and communication alone can be equal to the rich even if they are poor, so many people will enjoy it. Of course, if you are not interested in the exhibition of self-achievement on SNS and only look at the meme and focus on useless issues, you use SNS the same as communication, so it is not applicable