<p>I am not quite sure if we share the same understanding about the "corrupted" written languages of social media but I assume it is the <em>sugarcoated</em> posts we see from different people. Posts about <em>fake</em> success, hypocrite lectures, or even fake news to deceive everyone.</p>
<p>Social media has been a great outlet for most of the people and I'm pretty sure one cannot live without it at present. For me, it gives both positive and negative effects as a form of development.</p>
<p><strong>POSITIVE EFFECT:</strong></p>
<p>Come to think of it. When we see "corrupted" posts in social media, our principles in life can be triggered in a good way. We can agree or disagree with a certain post but what's important is we have learned to filter useful contents from the shitty ones. We have also learned to accept the useful ones and throw those garbage thoughts.</p>
<p><strong>NEGATIVE EFFECT:</strong></p>
<p>Well, I can only say it is negative when we are easily swayed by what we see online. Instead of nurturing your knowledge, "corrupted" posts will give you a different way to perceive things negatively. It will be embedded to your system to the point of being insecure with the <em>fake</em> and sugarcoated stories you read online.</p>