The change in buying and selling in society is the effect of the internet

[ilovealtcoins]

I think the internet has changed people's habits in economic activities and they benefit people.
Internet applications make people lazy is a correct observation, but overall, the Internet is more beneficial.
The Internet helps us connect the world, change the form of entertainment, work and shopping. We have more tech businesses and they help people. During this pandemic, we used the Internet effectively. Without the Internet, our lives can be extremely busy doing things the traditional way.

[noorman0]

Yes, but that's just an avoidable side effect. Shopping online helps you save money instead of going to a physical store in person. I once learned that there are tricks that can make customers shop for more items (including unnecessary items) when they come to a physical store.

From the seller's point of view, it is very clear that E-commerce increases competitiveness which of course is not a place for slackers. You can find out some things from your competitors just visiting their online store.

[int03h]

The application of the internet to business and goods exchange has been improved more and more and shortened the time for work. Instead of doing everything manually, we can do more transactions. That also means saving you time and money. If you say internet business is lazy, then you are probably wrong. I have seen many people get rich by doing business on social networking sites.

In addition, doing business on the internet also helps create jobs for other groups of people. for example advertisers, delivery staff, packaging staff ...

[Dewi Aries]

Only buy and selling in internet i don't think it can be considered a lazy thing. Because internet can make us buy thing from far away. And until now i still believe people if the store is near, they will buy at store. In my country, store still have a lot of customer. Maybe who order online is who rich and too busy to do that. That is why i am not really agree if buying and selling online can make people to be lazy.

[Silberman]

We cannot say the internet is making one lazy if you talked about that what technology as a whole. For you having a washing machine, dishwashers and various electronics just for your comfort and easy way of life are we going to call all this Lazy. The Internet makes commercial business and all way easier for both sellers and traders. Though there are still some things you will prefer to see in the physical market if you don't want to regret your actions.

Technology does not make people lazy it just allows them to free more time and do what they want with it, if a person is already lazy then they will do nothing but for the ones that like to do stuff in their lives then technology is going to save them time and they will become more productive, think about how difficult it was to create a fire before and now you can just turn your stove and it takes you only one second to do it, this has allowed the time that you needed before to use to create a fire to be used in something more useful and that is a good thing.

[Gheka]

Yes, but that's just an avoidable side effect. Shopping online helps you save money instead of going to a physical store in person. I once learned that there are tricks that can make customers shop for more items (including unnecessary items) when they come to a physical store.

From the seller's point of view, it is very clear that E-commerce increases competitiveness which of course is not a place for slackers. You can find out some things from your competitors just visiting their online store.

I first heard that online shopping helps us save more while the fact that I am seeing for everyone around is the opposite, we are mostly shopping more with the effect of the internet and sellers are also getting stronger looking for an opportunity to gain a presence in the marketplace. Buying directly at the stores would be a hassle during the shipping process and having to regularly synthesize everything needed to buy in one purchase, online simplifies shipping process, a full range of products, shopping will take place more than a real store

[DrBeer]

There is a saying "Laziness is the engine of progress!" Probably there is a part of the truth in it - lead almost all technologies in the end SIMPLIFIED human life. From the wheel, which simplified a huge number of processes, to computers, which extremely simplified calculations at first and then automate a huge number of processes that we could not even dream of! So, yes, laziness is the engine of progress!

[Ridwan Fauzi]

This is new trend, we can avoid it. I think internet has been helped us to make our live easier. We can cut our expenses when you want to buy an item, if you compare it to the previous trend where when you want to buy something you have to come directly to the store that has the item you want, but with an online shop you can see and choose the item you want without have to incur any costs. Also, internet has been helped us to simplify what you want, suppose you have the intention to become a trader and you do not have land to become a shop, but with an online shop you don't need to have a land, most importantly you are ready to trade and you are ready to start.

[AndySt]

There is a saying "Laziness is the engine of progress!" Probably there is a part of the truth in it - lead almost all technologies in the end SIMPLIFIED human life. From the wheel, which simplified a huge number of processes, to computers, which extremely simplified calculations at first and then automate a huge number of processes that we could not even dream of! So, yes, laziness is the engine of progress!

On the one hand, laziness is indeed the engine of progress, but on the other hand, in the case of online commerce, we can still talk about reducing costs as a huge incentive for both sellers and buyers, because if there is an opportunity to save money, then in most cases it can well overcome laziness The advent of the Internet and its subsequent development, of course, did not and will not destroy offline trading, but it allows you to take a significant market share due to the combination of convenience and the opportunity to save money for the buyer, and not laziness can play a major role.

[awik p]

There is a saying "Laziness is the engine of progress!" Probably there is a part of the truth in it - lead almost all technologies in the end SIMPLIFIED human life. From the wheel, which simplified a huge number of processes, to computers, which extremely simplified calculations at first and then automate a huge number of processes that we could not even dream of! So, yes, laziness is the engine of progress!

On the one hand, laziness is indeed the engine of progress, but on the other hand, in the case of online commerce, we can still talk about reducing costs as a huge incentive for both sellers and buyers, because if there is an opportunity to save money, then in most cases it can well overcome laziness The advent of the Internet and its subsequent development, of course, did not and will not destroy offline trading, but it allows you to take a significant market share due to the combination of convenience and the opportunity to save money for the buyer, and not laziness can play a major role.

Indeed, with the advent of the internet, it makes everything easier, so it is synonymous with laziness. but actually according to our use of the internet. should be used to improve our performance with this convenience in trading

[Mauser]

The way things were done in the past have changed from what it is. In the area of buying and sell especially, you can stay in your house and do all your shopping all because of the availability of the internet. Before this time, the internet was majorly used for sending of email and other short and non elaborate internet activities but all that has changed to real marketing online.
This has changed the economic system in no small extent that people prefer not to go to the market physically but go stay back home and in there comfort do the buying and selling.

Is the internet making people lazy or what do you think?

I think this depends for the type of person. Some people with definitely become more lazy and do everything from home. But for others the weekly walk to the supermarket or other shops is mandatory. If I look at my grand mother, she knows all the employees there by name. For her it is not only about buying but also about communicating with people there. Even on the way she can look what the neighbors are doing. Probably a lot of elderly people feel similar about going shoping in person.

[DrBeer]

There is a saying "Laziness is the engine of progress!" Probably there is a part of the truth in it - lead almost all technologies in the end SIMPLIFIED human life. From the wheel, which simplified a huge number of processes, to computers, which extremely simplified calculations at first and then automate a huge number of processes that we could not even dream of! So, yes, laziness is the engine of progress!

On the one hand, laziness is indeed the engine of progress, but on the other hand, in the case of online commerce, we can still talk about reducing costs as a huge incentive for both sellers and buyers, because if there is an opportunity to save money, then in most cases it can well overcome laziness The advent of the Internet and its subsequent development, of course, did not and will not destroy offline trading, but it allows you to take a significant market share due to the combination of convenience and the opportunity to save money for the buyer, and not laziness can play a major role.

This example is rather an "exception to the rule", or even a necessary measure. It's just that there are other options for some of them to buy what they need, while others do not sell, well, or at least they are less convenient. Although in the very concept of online commerce, in addition to economic benefits (by reducing overhead costs for maintaining retail space, staff, warehouses, logistics, etc.), there is also a bit of "laziness" - too lazy to go to the store, let me be brought, I'll see bye tv
And it turns out that almost all "lazy" technologies, in fact, are convenient, save time and effort.

[Silberman]

Yes, but that's just an avoidable side effect. Shopping online helps you save money instead of going to a physical store in person. I once learned that there are tricks that can make customers shop for more items (including unnecessary items) when they come to a physical store.

From the seller's point of view, it is very clear that E-commerce increases competitiveness which of course is not a place for slackers. You can find out some things from your competitors just visiting their online store.

I first heard that online shopping helps us save more while the fact that I am seeing for everyone around is the opposite, we are mostly shopping more with the effect of the internet and sellers are also getting stronger looking for an opportunity to gain a presence in the marketplace. Buying directly at the stores would be a hassle during the shipping process and having to regularly synthesize everything needed to buy in one purchase, online simplifies shipping process, a full range of products, shopping will take place more than a real store

The process of buying online is without a doubt faster and most likely exactly what you want is on stock unlike what happens in a a real store but we cannot say that the delivery is faster, when you buy a product in a real store even if it takes you hours to find what you want you at least get the product immediately while when you buy online at best you get the product the next day and you have to always be on watch as you do not want to miss your delivery.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

There is a saying "Laziness is the engine of progress!" Probably there is a part of the truth in it - lead almost all technologies in the end SIMPLIFIED human life. From the wheel, which simplified a huge number of processes, to computers, which extremely simplified calculations at first and then automate a huge number of processes that we could not even dream of! So, yes, laziness is the engine of progress!

I do like the quote but I think that we didn't become lazy over the years, more like we need more so I would propose that the best quote for this one is that "Necessity is the mother of invention". It's a matter of perspective, we needed to travel faster so we invented the wheel, we need to calculate in inhuman pace so we invented computer.

[AicecreaME]

Internet doesn't make us lazy, it depends on whether we're gonna rely on it totally and end up as a lazy person. Not all of the things we do in life could be done by the internet, internet just helps us in some works especially if it is gonna take more time and you have something to do, like buying a food, asking for some services at home etc.

As we develop our community, we need revolution as well in technology to sustain what we need in our everyday living, if you know what I mean.

[mojun7982]

Internet doesn't make us lazy, it depends on whether we're gonna rely on it totally and end up as a lazy person. Not all of the things we do in life could be done by the internet, internet just helps us in some works especially if it is gonna take more time and you have something to do, like buying a food, asking for some services at home etc.

As we develop our community, we need revolution as well in technology to sustain what we need in our everyday living, if you know what I mean.

It makes those laze who tend to be lazy anyway. For those who carry a lot of motivation within them the internet is dream come true. You can start websites, build stores, read stuff and learn stuff for free in endless amounts, you can trade while analyzing markets. There is a lot you could do that keeps you from being lazy actually.

[hannahB4]

Everybody wants an easy life and if one can afford such there is nothing stopping. The internet gave room for a lot of opportunities like job Availability and connectivity with people. As the world is revolving we are also being socialized and do this with technology availability.

[nightxglow]

Internet doesn't make people lazy, it just make everything a lot more convenient, and of course more efficient. We don't need to do many efforts again to sell or buy things, we can do it in one click all thanks to the internet. In fact, it's good too for the economic, we can do anything from anywhere with internet, and it will erase the distance problem, and many other problem that will make people prevent buying. It becomes a lot easier, and of course the supply and demand chain will rise even more, people can make money easily with internet, and can spend money easily too thanks to the internet. Sure, internet really affects the economic, in good way, although there might be bad effect as well such as scams and others.

[TheGreatPython]

The way things were done in the past have changed from what it is. In the area of buying and sell especially, you can stay in your house and do all your shopping all because of the availability of the internet. Before this time, the internet was majorly used for sending of email and other short and non elaborate internet activities but all that has changed to real marketing online.

Technology is expanding and it is meant to make human life easier. I mean "time" is essentially the most precious thing in life and all the technology is built around to save our time.

This has changed the economic system in no small extent that people prefer not to go to the market physically but go stay back home and in there comfort do the buying and selling.

I don't think there is any problem with shopping online because it saves your time and energy and it also creates a more competitive market because you don't have to bargain at a local store and there is no discrepancy in prices. It hurts to buy the same product for a higher price just because someone else was able to bargain better than me .

[verita1]

Yes, it may be the case that people become more lazy with the use of the Internet.
But in others not, when your lifestyle is active like shopping, going to the gym, hairdressing and other activities, you use the internet as your source of work and you don't get lazy.
You are only moving your workplace to home as an example the business of virtual stores or the business of the electronic market.