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Two brain-hacking combos: junk food and social media
In the modern era, we encounter these in all age groups.
We frequently notice children in restaurants, shopping malls, and playgrounds, where families seek respite from the daily rush of morning routines and work obligations.
When I was a child, I don’t recall visiting these places because they weren’t as advanced. We used to go to a restaurant for a meal occasionally. Our conversations were intimate; there were no distractions or social media.Every family member knew each other’s likes and dislikes, so ordering food was easy.
Today, food, sightseeing, and meaningful conversations are complex. As the weekend approaches, there is a lot of excitement, but choosing which restaurant to visit is tricky. Children today are so advanced that they make decisions in a jiffy. They are quite aware of the varieties of food available that match their tastes. They get information either through their friends or social media.
Who should place the order?
While adults tend to prefer milder, less spicy options, children frequently have a craving for junk food. Every group usually defends its own…
