An Argument Against Social Media, By Andrew Sullivan
Facts about Social Media In “An Argument Against Social Media,” by Andrew Sullivan of the New York Times confirms many reason why he’s against social media. Many people are spending too much time on social sites and not paying attention to what’s going on around them. For up dating their post, checking for messages and scrolling down attaining information that’s really not needed to know. Tweeting is not a full time job and it takes away from that real life human connection with others. It can be hinderous to your lifestyle, career, and other aspects in life. Social networking can hurt your career and also tell a lot about you and your character without personally knowing you. The way you carry yourself on social sites
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It’s stressful pretending to be someone else for likes, in reality you’re nothing that you post.
You have to maintain an image and carry out with the act as long as others around and when their gone you try to relax. It’s hard work pretending to be somebody that you’re not, just to keep up with others social networking. Many people don’t know the real anyway and probably don’t care, what you got going on but because of them posting their lifestyle makes you want to have a full one too. I get that! “Distinguishing Arguments and Counterarguments; Are Social
Networking Sites Good for our Society,” talks about these health concerns that social media is causing many people around the world today. Don’t let what you see on social media, make you believe what the eye can see because people pretend all day. Social networking can be very distracting to us and especially our children. Kids grades are dropping due to using social media everyday all day. They’re not focusing on the studies for going back and forth to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram and etc., say’s
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Campbell in “The Case Against Social Media in Education.” Children also are not using social media for the right reasons some are cyber bullying other students, some are lying …show more content…
Students can learn all kind of information that you had no knowledge of them knowing, like sex, drugs and drinking social media is hazardous. It’s very distracting having a device that keeps you connected to human life without actually being connected. Another factor that social media creates is customer servicing, “5 Convincing Arguments for Steering Clear of Social Media,” explains by Jason Bayless. In his article it takes us through many reasons, why not to start an online business. For instance, dealing with unsatisfied customers and complaints. Although that doesn’t just happen in real life but in social networking as well. People want what they want and if they’re paying for it, why not give them satisfaction when purchasing from your business. Many people running online companies may not have time to respond to customers in a timely fashion and it really could hurt your business in the long run.
Customers might bad mouth your company calling you a fraud and also pursuing to sue the company for not handling the matter in a professional manner. That could make you as an owner look bad, disappear, lose clientele and give your competition a head start. In the case against social media, it has many perks it brings to the table as well.
It’s stressful pretending to be someone else for likes, in reality you’re nothing that you post.
You have to maintain an image and carry out with the act as long as others around and when their gone you try to relax. It’s hard work pretending to be somebody that you’re not, just to keep up with others social networking. Many people don’t know the real anyway and probably don’t care, what you got going on but because of them posting their lifestyle makes you want to have a full one too. I get that! “Distinguishing Arguments and Counterarguments; Are Social
Networking Sites Good for our Society,” talks about these health concerns that social media is causing many people around the world today. Don’t let what you see on social media, make you believe what the eye can see because people pretend all day. Social networking can be very distracting to us and especially our children. Kids grades are dropping due to using social media everyday all day. They’re not focusing on the studies for going back and forth to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram and etc., say’s
Andrew
Campbell in “The Case Against Social Media in Education.” Children also are not using social media for the right reasons some are cyber bullying other students, some are lying …show more content…
Students can learn all kind of information that you had no knowledge of them knowing, like sex, drugs and drinking social media is hazardous. It’s very distracting having a device that keeps you connected to human life without actually being connected. Another factor that social media creates is customer servicing, “5 Convincing Arguments for Steering Clear of Social Media,” explains by Jason Bayless. In his article it takes us through many reasons, why not to start an online business. For instance, dealing with unsatisfied customers and complaints. Although that doesn’t just happen in real life but in social networking as well. People want what they want and if they’re paying for it, why not give them satisfaction when purchasing from your business. Many people running online companies may not have time to respond to customers in a timely fashion and it really could hurt your business in the long run.
Customers might bad mouth your company calling you a fraud and also pursuing to sue the company for not handling the matter in a professional manner. That could make you as an owner look bad, disappear, lose clientele and give your competition a head start. In the case against social media, it has many perks it brings to the table as well.