Muhammad Shehryar

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In today’s world, people spend most of their time in front of screens, scrolling endlessly through social media, binge-watching television, or consuming never-ending news. With every new invention in the history of communication, from the alphabet to print, from television to the internet, the previous mode of knowledge has not only been replaced but fundamentally reshaped. Screens no longer show us images; they shape our behaviour, our values, and our way of thinking.