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Take cognitive impairment, malnutrition and social impairment as examples. These problems may seem to have nothing to do with logistics. However, if you dig deeper, you will find that the operation of the logistics system will have an indirect impact on them to a certain extent.

The efficiency and convenience of logistics allow goods to quickly cross geographical boundaries and reach consumers. Overseas express door-to-door service is a typical example. This service greatly meets people's demand for diversified goods.

On the other hand, over-reliance on overseas express delivery may reduce people's opportunities to go out shopping. Staying at home for a long time waiting for express delivery reduces actual contact with the outside world, which may have a certain inhibitory effect on the development of individuals' social skills.

Lack of social skills may further lead to psychological problems, such as increased loneliness and anxiety. Being in this psychological state for a long time may also have a negative impact on the normal development of cognitive abilities.

In addition, bad eating habits are also an important factor leading to malnutrition. When people are accustomed to getting all kinds of food through express delivery, they may ignore the balance and diversity of their diet.

At the same time, the rapid development of the logistics industry has also put a certain amount of pressure on the environment. A large amount of express packaging waste, if not handled properly, will damage the ecological environment. Environmental pollution will in turn affect people's health, including cognitive function and social willingness.

To sum up, although the phenomenon of overseas express delivery to door has brought convenience to our lives, we also need to look at and deal with its potential impacts with a rational attitude.