Bahtarri uses examples of clickbait to show how people become so interested in a topic based on the title. These articles draw attention to the readers by their intriguing titles which leads to the idea of fake news #RUB100 https://t.co/OM8WC7eZb7
@caitlyn_c3 This also extends a claim that Anderson’s makes, which is how people lack the knowledge the need for a certain topic such as voting in order to vote for a fictional or real topic #RHUB100
In the article, “Political Ignorance and Bombing Agrabah”, by Illya Somin, she extends Anderson’s argument by explaining how people who vote really don’t know what they are actually voting for due to the lack of knowledge #RHUB100
@BuntonLorien I agree with you because Anderson believes that America is becoming distracted in the elections because of the allusions that the media puts out for us #RHUB100
In Anderson’s article, “How America Went Haywire” he makes the assumption that his audience agrees with all of his ideas about how America is evolving #RHUB100
Both Switek and Shermer make the assumption that their audience have seen the show “Ancient Aliens”, they both agree that the show has no evidence which could prove that their theory is right #RHUB100
@LimberNikki I agree with you because Carr refers to losing concentration when reading an article or trying to find the easy way of doing it through the use of new technology forms #RHUB100
In the article, “Is Google Making Us Stupid”, Carr uses an assumption of how he relates so much to his audience by providing personal examples such as not being able to concentrate while reading an article because we zone out. #RHUB100
@karinarai6 I agree with you because Anderson assumes that his audience knows who all these famous celebrities are, when a vast majority of people know very little about these classic artists and by giving little background information on them #RUB100
In Anderson’s article, “You Say You Want Devolution?”, he explains assumptions of how our generation is not much different from the past. We are basically replacing old artists/cars and replacing them with new ones and calling that a great change #RUB100
In Clive Thompson article, “Public Thinking”, he states how people before the advancement of technology used to talk about what they read without writing about it. Our generation is used to having our phones to communicate with each other, we practice writing through text #RUB100
@Ethan61502703 I agree, some jobs require you to constantly be on your phones whether it be from reaching out to clients or connecting with your boss. Although people think we are addicted to our smartphones, they play an essential role in our lives. #RHUB100
Scott Christ explains in his article that fast food is affecting your kids, fast food marketers design ads for kids. This supports Zinczenkos idea that fast food companies are marketing their ads towards children. #RHUB100
Action oriented arguments play a big role in the sports society that we see today. Lebron James was told to “Shut up and dribble” by Laura Ingraham. Instead, James opened up a school to help transform the community and change the mindset of professional players. #RHUB100
@alanacouch24 I concur with you, because even though social media does harm our society in some ways, it has a greater affect in helping our society by giving real-time news which helps us plan ahead or whether it be trying to start up a business. #RHUB100