A 19-year-old British man, Marcus Gray, has grabbed the attention of all social media users after he reverted to his own text after getting highly drunk.
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Gray told that it was a normal hangout night for him, before he realized what he had done and how stupid it was, he showed his friends and they could not stop laughing that is why he decided to share online and that is how he made the sensation.
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A new study did not support the notion that people become stressed from keeping up with social media networks like Facebook and Twitter.
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Recent research says that extensive Facebook users have poor impulse control, which leads to substance abuse.
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Training older people in the use of social media improves cognitive capacity, increases a sense of self-competence and could have a beneficial overall impact on mental health and well-being.
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