The Empathy Crisis in the Digital Age refers to the decline in an individual’s ability or desire to feel, understand, or care about the feelings and experiences of others due to the influence of the development of digital technology, especially social media and online communication. This phenomenon is often associated with the tendency of society to become increasingly emotionally and socially separated despite having easy access to communicate and interact.
Although digital technology offers many conveniences, we must be careful not to lose the ability to feel and understand the feelings of others. Facing this empathy crisis requires collective awareness to build more humane and caring interactions, both in the digital world and the real world.
