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@BridgetAnneCar1@laurarw#ucengl2074 I think social media definitely has an impact on elections & normally they’re slandering the opposing party. It’s mostly negative for sure, causing people to argue and hate one another on social media.
@Kellie_UC@laurarw#ucengl2074 I think it can change the way people train for sports cause people will work less when it comes to training. Although they’re working on accuracy, they aren’t working on their intensity and performance. This will decrease their performance in high intense games.
@chlograced@laurarw#ucengl2074 I think these challenges are appealing to kids are want to be rebellious, but it also attracts the kids who want to be seen as “cool.” It’s a ways to interact with popular people who are doing those challenges, and kids don’t know any better at a young age.
@JoshieDev@laurarw#ucengl2074 I think social media can be very detrimental, even for younger generations. At times they never know what’s good or bad on the internet and it can cause confusion. Cyber bullying is also a huge issue & it can be harmful for younger generations.
@NicoleAnnNewman@BusinessInsider@laurarw#ucengl2074 I’ve never heard of Metaverse, and I think for those who haven’t heard of it, it definitely needs to be looked into more. I think if newer stuff comes out, the “older” stuff will fade quickly. It could be the future of online interactions which kinda scares me.
@juliafunk01@laurarw#ucengl2074 I never thought of having a concern regarding my privacy on social media, but the more I think about it, the more it freaks me out. Like how do they know what I like? It’s crazy to think someone could be “watching” your every move on social media.
@Maddiemmaureen@laurarw#ucengl2074 social media can bring awareness to this tragic incident. Most people nowadays don’t watch the news as often as their parents and grandparents do, so putting it on social media can make that difference. People can also donate to those who have lost their homes.
@KendallxWright@laurarw#ucengl2074 as of now, I don’t think social media could be replaced. People need the interactions and need to be in the loop of everything going on. Social media has become a part of job application, finding roommates in college, connecting with friends and family, and much more.
@yung_aaron_t @laurarw#ucengl2074 I agree with Parker. I don’t have much knowledge on NFTs, but I do think people get and have been getting allots off money off of it, so that’s why they keep doing it.
@JoshieDev@laurarw I agree. It shouldn’t not be an option, but it shouldn’t be the main focal point when it comes to hiring people for a job. It’s a good way to definitely see the kind of person they are: if they’re outgoing, upbeat, positive, and so on!
@mapleleafduck@laurarw#ucengl2074 With media comparisons, it can cause people to be more private in a way when it comes to positing content. Yet, it shines a great light on mental health to make users aware. It’s possible to use media without comparisons, it’s a matter of who is willing to do it.
@PCARRIGAN4@laurarw#ucengl2074 I agree with Kimberly. The internet and media want to get a reaction out of people to see what they’d do. Trends like these are very silly and I think it’s to see who will be “brave” enough to try it & who won’t.
@KET2033 @laurarw#ucengl2074 I definitely use social media to enhance my career growth. For my career path, social media is a huge part of it & being an active user and getting to know the ins and outs, it is definitely helpful. Media is very tricky, but it can be really resourceful.