Oxford University announces Brain Root as Word of the Year for 2024.

Today, more and more people spend their entire time on social media. Young people absorb various types of information, including videos of various types of food, opinions, entertainment, and sharing information.

In the past, they used to read and understand the information they needed through books, but nowadays they also get unnecessary opinions through social media. Due to this, their interest in unnecessary things increases, their time could be better spent, and their goals and objectives are questioned.

• This can cause a lot of stress for today's parents.
• They have to worry a lot about the future of their children.
• Students' ability to study decreases due to the use of social media.

Various types of opinions like this indeed exist in every country in today's situation. Generally, students, teachers, and parents, who are involved in education, discuss this lot.

Recently, Oxford University announced a word for the year 2024. The word brain rot has been announced by Oxford University as the word of the year for 2024. This term refers to the mental health condition caused by spending too much time on social media, watching videos that are unnecessary and do not provide any benefit to them, and absorbing information.

Young people spend all their time watching reels on all social media platforms. They do not benefit from watching such reels and listening to the information that comes from them.

Many people here watch videos on various social media platforms as entertainment. In those videos, there are scenes of cooking, eating, and reviewing food. Their only work is to watch such cooking videos and watch them eat, but those who watch these do not cook a day.

Young people watch cooking videos and their eating for fun without even knowing why they are watching them. Some people imagine and create a message and post false messages in the form of videos. Many young people who watch this are confused by that information. Many people are spending their time on it without realizing that it is unnecessary.

Educators say that in today's society, people do not realize that watching unnecessary entertainment videos is not suitable for young people. Students in particular are being affected by this. Recently, a law was passed in Australia to ban the use of social networking sites by those under 16. Educators believe that such laws prevent unnecessary distractions for those under 16 and will allow them to focus more on their studies.

Oxford University reports that the use of the term brain rot has increased by more than 230 per cent in the last year alone. In today's situation, many people are naturally affected by the mental health effects of spending too much time on social networking sites. It is enough to know the information we need all the time.

Today's younger generation is mostly affected by mental health problems because they do not speak their minds. They spend a lot of time on social media.