Did we open Pandora's box?

Probably.
I can see us heading down a very dark path (and not in a cool way), as people "live" more and more in the online world, with augmented and virtual reality seeping deeper into our lives, allowing people to just ignore actual reality.
There was something on tv recently, someone was living in a small crappy apartment but they were happy because they could go into VR where there's all this huge, beautiful open space and treating it like that was just as good as the real thing.
Too many people already don't care about what's real... for some reason, fake is good enough 🙄I will never be able to understand that. I do understand escapism but this is just getting absurd.

Yes we did,The internet and online forums which began almost 30 years ago,gave people a new and exciting way to connect with other socially for a wide variety of reasons.It certainly has it's pros and cons there's no doubt about it.Popularity is through the roof and people can come online on a number of devices and spend as long as they wish sitting down in chat or playing games or whatever the case may be.Technology itself is a wonderful and brilliant thing in the 21st century,however it has made many of us lazy.We don't sit around the table for dinner as a family as we once did,connecting as families having conversations and asking how your day was etc.Everything we need is at our fingertips,remote controls and smart tv smart security and so on we can shop online in fact we can do almost anything we can at home or in the car or anywhere in the world on our phones or tablets,computers it has made us lazy and lethargic and it impacts on our friendships and relationships if allowed to.

acccording to literature..it was opened 7000 years ago

It maybe, provided oligarchs such as Facebook or Twitter may dispose of anything they disagree with.

That's a fact everybody everywhere are enthralled in there phone .....and here we are playing the game

As long as you don't take social media too seriously,like SW,

You're not wrong