This document discusses how social networks and technology have changed the way people interact and communicate. It suggests that while social networks allow people to stay connected with others, they have replaced face-to-face interactions and real conversations. This hinders people's ability to develop social skills and form meaningful relationships. The document quotes experts who argue that online connections do not substitute for real conversations, and that technology could prevent people from learning how to be alone or develop relationships beyond superficial levels. It concludes by stating that social networks should supplement real conversations rather than replace them.