Question

Ron Haenfler uses cyber-culture to explore basic sociological concepts pertaining to cultures and subcultures. Among other things, he shows how cyberspace interactions shape different cultural forms. Do you participate in online communities? In describing the cultural characteristics of these communities do you feel virtual interaction is defining a non-reality that could be affecting expectations of reality?

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• Culture is a part of the external influences that impact the public .
• Culture is a complex whole which includes knowledge ,belief ,set ,morals ,customs and any other capabilities and habits acquired by a man as a member of society .
• Ex : indian culture is same For people who are living in india.
• A sub culture is a culture within a broader mainstream culture ,with its own separate values ,practices and beliegs .
• In sociology ,the concept of subculture explains the behavior of some social groups . Ex : hindus has some culture , muslim has different culture ,christian has different culture .
• In cyber interactions ,there is no reality .
• In olden days We dont have the internet ,phone and other communicating channels but on those days people has intimacy , love and respect each other but now a  days there is nothing between people .
• People who are living in outreach of family ,they will make a call or video call to communicate with their family but there is no real love and affection in that .
• People are missing reality.
• Cyber increases the distances between people
• Nobody wishing directly eventhough they are in same homeostasis , they are messaging in social media .
• It is not at all fair For people .
• They are forgetting values , customs , moral values .