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Debate Preparation Template: First Speaker Guide
Debate Preparation Template: First Speaker Guide
We are here to talk about a topic that has been discussed a lot in recent times and it is
the one used by social networks that will be useful or that will harm us. the debate is
open present your opinions.
The topic for today's debate is Are social networking sites useful or harmful to people?
● Instant communication.
● meet people
b) Second speaker's points:
Our second speaker will be talking about.
● identity fraud
● Fake content
Your First Point
State your argument:
My first point is instant communication, I would say that instant communication is an
advantage of social networks because they provide us with the opportunity to share with
family members who are far away or strangers with whom we have something in
common.
There are studies that have been carried out which can be found on the Internet pages
scielo, redalyc and other databases where many studies on the subject are found.
My second point is information and entertainment, social networks offer information and
entertainment in real time there we can find the pages of the different television
channels, newspapers, magazines and news information technological discoveries that
are necessary today.
The information that supports this argument is that all these sites that are responsible for
disseminating information use social networks as a platform to display the information
they offer on the website.
I personally think that you can meet people through social networks and in addition to
knowing their culture.
example of this are the couples who know each other online and form a family, a case is
that of Mr. Riki Martin who met his current partner on instagram
Closing statement
social networks are a communication resource, which allows you to interact with people
you don't know and our family and friends
My first point is that social networks can lead us to have less social contact, when you are
too distracted by social networks, you risk losing face-to-face contact, which is part of
our human condition.
The American Journal of Preventive Medicine study says it evaluated 1,787 American
adults ages 19 to 32 using questionnaires to determine the time and frequency of social
media use. Participants who used social media more than two hours a day were twice as
likely to be socially isolated. And participants who visited multiple social media platforms
or more times per week had about three times the odds of social isolation.
There are many investigations but for this case reference is made to the book written by
Jose Rua called Guia de Buensa practices identity theft on the Internet, where he
presents case studies on the subject.
I would say that there are many examples in our society where a person invents a profile
to harm another person.
My third point is false content which can misinform users of social networks.
so that people can differentiate if the publications are false they have to consult the
source who is the author and the date of pulication, and the author must present the
source of the information.
Give examples, fact, figures etc.:
False news is more extensive than the truth, a very specific case is being lived these days
is the false information spread about the covid-19. some say that menthol must be taken
to cure the disease, that they must use anti-malarial drugs, which is a biological weapon.
These are all false information.
Closing statement
Good afternoon, mate.
I would say that social networks do not drive people away, what happens is that they do
not know how to use it. Regarding your second point, which is identity theft, I think it is a
fact that happens many times as you comment, but we must be very vigilant to report
these identity thefts. And for your last point you should trust people since not everyone
has a bad heart to go hurting people.