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    Writer Saba Anees argues that Twitter is not addictive like some claim because it lacks substance and meaningful interactions compared to Facebook. Twitter is simply sharing brief status updates about boredom or trivial daily activities that few people truly need to hear about. Before constantly posting on Twitter, one should consider whether random followers actually want to know irrelevant details about every minor aspect of their life.

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    Writer Saba Anees argues that Twitter is not addictive like some claim because it lacks substance and meaningful interactions compared to Facebook. Twitter is simply sharing brief status updates about boredom or trivial daily activities that few people truly need to hear about. Before constantly posting on Twitter, one should consider whether random followers actually want to know irrelevant details about every minor aspect of their life.

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    Writer Saba Anees argues that Twitter is not addictive like some claim because it lacks substance and meaningful interactions compared to Facebook. Twitter is simply sharing brief status updates about boredom or trivial daily activities that few people truly need to hear about. Before constantly posting on Twitter, one should consider whether random followers actually want to know irrelevant details about every minor aspect of their life.

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    Writer Saba Anees argues that Twitter is not addictive like some claim because it lacks substance and meaningful interactions compared to Facebook. Twitter is simply sharing brief status updates about boredom or trivial daily activities that few people truly need to hear about. Before constantly posting on Twitter, one should consider whether random followers actually want to know irrelevant details about every minor aspect of their life.

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    Expository Essay - Social Media!


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    Read the point of view in the box below:!
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    ! Writer Saba Anees says, “Twitter is nothing out of the ordinary--
    ! it’s like Facebook, without the comments and applications. They
    ! must be doing something right in order to gain 1.2 million users in
    ! the last year, but I have yet to see legitimate reasons as to how it
    ! has become addictive. There is no substance to Twitter, which is
    ! why it is so ridiculous to believe people can get addicted. Before
    ! jumping the bandwagaon and publishing your every step on
    ! Twitter, think again--do people really need to know how bored you
    ! are with your life?”
    !
    Social networks like Facebook and Twitter now have hundreds of millions of users each.
    Think carefully about this information.!
    !
    Write an essay explaining how social media affects everyday life.!
    !
    Be sure to --!
    • clearly state your thesis!
    • organize and develop your ideas effectively!
    • choose your words carefully!
    • edit your writing for grammar, mechanics, and spelling

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