Nikki Limber

SDSU RWS 100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

Group 1 did a great job with providing the fake news on Justin Bieber transforming into a lizard, the video presentation on him changing on camera was just a low quality video that appeared to misshapen his face, the rhetorical analysis clarifies the false information #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In the group presentation today, the Appeal the False Authority was funny in the presentation today because Theodore Roosevelt was mentioned, he has no evidence or is not an expert on the sighting of Bigfoot, it is a false authority because of this. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In Bhattarai's article she talks about how clickbait works and how it catches people's most popular interest. The article discusses things that are a MUST for people to see around the world, they both portray information that is exaggerated. https://t.co/mUsxPYLA33 #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In Jacob Soll's, "The Long and Brutal History of Fake News" we find that many accusations are made off people believing fake news that leads to consequences, how are ways that we can decrease this number and find better ways to discover the truth #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@alanacouch24 Ilya Somin does a spectacular job with tricking our minds and providing us with an example to clarify that we dont use our full knowledge when it comes to judging questions, even if simple or complicated. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In Ilya Somin's article, "Political Ignorance and Bombing Agrabah" he extends and clarifies on how Andersons claim on perceiving the internet connects to how people are so easy to jump to conclusions without using their full knowledge to judge on an act. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@emilyhosdsu Assuming that many people tend to believe what they read, opinions can definitely have a huge impact on what the people want, it can lead to many misleading consumptions but would have a huge effect on the people. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In Kurt Andersen's article, "How America Went Haywire" the illogical perception of America changing has perceived to have an effect on the internet and the people, especially the way presidents and politics has been absorbed by the people. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@trinityt7913 I agree with how this appeals to logos. But, I disagree on how one shows emotion with appeal and one is a rant, I believe they both had a negative appeal in their words. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

In both articles the assumptions and concerns over the ancient alien show had different ways fo convincing, which I found very interesting. The authors agree on both having a negative viewpoint of the idea of all of it #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@HMaszk Yes I agree with your statement. Carr does use many examples that effects our critical thinking skills, he believes that our attention span to read has decreased dramatically after the internet and "google" were created. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

Behind Nicholas Carr's argument I discover that his assumption of the internet is making us stupid, he assumes the audience is losing our critical thinking skills and that this is happening to new generations with new forms of technology. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

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[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

I found it interesting when analyzing Kurt Andersons, "You Say You Want a Devolution," because his assumptions turned out to be negative towards millennials. He only gave his views on why we are "stuck and dream of the past," and seemed like he was not open to others' opinions.

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@RHUB100 I tagged wrong one!

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

After reading: "Public Thinking": I felt that the message was very confrontational towards the reader in that technology is very important today. More kids in college use it now than back then. Everyday we use the internet to connect to each other. #RWS100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@trinityt7913 I totally agree, Andersen seemed like he was "disappointed" in the generations that seem to dream of the past. He believes that we all want to live in the simple times, or known as the past. He could of been more open minded but seemed inconvincible.

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@jacobsobly1 Jacob I also agree with you about your opinions with Thompson. You give a really strong point about how positive effects has had a huge influence on students today. It has helped us to grow in our writing even when we are not even noticing!

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

@emilyhosdsu I agree completely, obesity is a major problem here in the U.S. and we need to take action. Many of the big restaurants and small healthy cafe's need to find a balance between costs and the amount of calories they decide to paste onto their food, this will make it equal. #RHUB100

[Nikki Limber @LimberNikki]

After reading R. Griffins article about how healthy food isn’t always expensive relates to Zinczenko's article and how it isn’t the people eating the food’s fault it's the manufacturer who decides to either bump up the price(healthy food) or hide the nutritional facts. #RHUB100