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I think that anyone could start a revolution. From a social media outlet or not, it depends on the persistence and perseverance on that one single person, from there whoever agree's with what it is, it grows from there and the people who are really serious about will be sure to carry it out and on.

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I think that anyone could start a revolution. From a social media outlet or not, it depends on the persistence and perseverance on that one single person, from there whoever agree's with what it is, it grows from there and the people who are really serious about will be sure to carry it out and on.

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In my opinion i don't think any kind of revolution will happen on social media. For one, people can collectively do something online but it won't have the same impact as doing it in an actual place. Secondly, on social media people aren't seen as a big group. Yes there are many re-tweets and re-post on one topic but if you take those numbers and compare it to an actual meeting outside of social media on that topic it wouldn't match up. The internet does have it's great advantages, but there are still things that need to improve when it comes to people wanting to make a change.

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I believe the next revolution can come from social media because it is so dominant in our society today that it's likely to happen. It could come from anywhere really, social media or not, it just has to be the right people with the right intentions.

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I believe that the next revolution will come through a social media outlet, even though social media is arguably not the best platform for a revolution in this day and age, technology and social media have a huge amount of influence in our daily lives. Most people connect through the different apps being able to share feeling and different viewpoints that can help the idea or shift its focus. Things as simple as a humorous video can be shared and spread all over the globe so can an idea that is brought to life by people who advocate the cause.

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I believe that the next revolution will come from social media because we can connect with people from all over the nation and it's a more convenient way to spread the message for whatever it will be about. even though there are many different opinions you can still get the word out. There have been recent protest around the country for the same reason and the way that they got the word out was through social media. It can also be a bad thing because if one side wants to protest something and it's all over social media then the opposite side wants tho counter protest and can lead to violence

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Based on the way technology is advancing and how the use of social media is increasing, i think the next revolution can and will be from a social media outlet. More and more people are using social media to state their opinions and to spread those opinions worldwide. Also there is the fact that if there is a protest 5 states away, you cant physically be there but you can support the cause through social media. Social media may not be revolutionary quite yet, but it will be by the time of the next revolution.

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I believe that the next revolution will not began on social media platforms because of the fact that there is so many people from all parts of the world that have different opinions and ideas. Social media seems too unorganized to start a revolution, there's too many people, not a good connection between people, not enough motivation, and no leader. I do believe the next revolution will be carried out and assisted by social media. I believe the next revolution will most likely occur outside of social media but it will still play in important role in carrying out the revolution more and overall helping bring more awareness to the cause because of the fact that platforms are so large and information is quickly shared. So social media is a great place to share information but not a reliable place to start a revolution.

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I don't believe that the next revolution will occur from social media. Social media is a great way to express your opinions, but in a lot of ways it isolates us from change. We are constantly recommended to follow people we have the same interests and likes with, or certain tweets and pages we would be interested due to similarities between us and them. This causes us to not be as open-minded as we should  without us even knowing  it. When we constantly see people who agree with us it validates us and our opinions into believing we are right. This only contributes to the idea that if we don't allow change to happen within ourselves it'll be hard for it to happen for us all as a community/country.

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The next revolution will likely occur outside of a social media outlet. Social media is not the place for real change or revolution; it is the place for pointless arguments and  complaints. For all of history, change has taken place because people have been willing to sacrifice their lives and comfort for a cause. People like that still exist, just not through tweets or comments or likes. They exist through daily transactions with real people, through organization and real sacrifice. True advocates don't hide type out their viewpoints, they live them out on a daily basis. For real change to take place, people have to be willing to lose more than just a few followers.  For example, the followers of MLK had one leader, one motive, and one

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I believe that the next revolution will come from social media because so many people are on those platforms. So many organizations, celebrities, even normal citizens take to social media the ideas they have in mind. As they share their ideas many people take into consideration what others have to say which then makes them shy away from public speaking because of the comments they'll have to face or the looks they'll be given. Whereas on social media no one gives you dirty looks, you don't have hundreds and thousands of people looking at you or bombarding you with questions you may not have the answer to right away. Social media seems to be a safe haven when it comes to rallying people together for causes because no matter what, your word is spread wide and far and someone is always there is to support you.

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I think that the next revolution will come from a social media platform, I believe that a large enough group of like minded individuals that would otherwise not be able to come together whether the reason is distance or another obstacle will pave the way for a new way of thinking about the world. social media is too powerful of a platform for the next revolutionary too not take advantage of the tremendous amount of potential reach they can have on the world and people who share similar ideas to capitalize on those ideas and attain actual change.

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My opinion on whether or not the next revolution will come from a social media outlet or not is that it will. Although Gladwell mentions a lot of good reasons and examples of how he thinks the revolution will not come from social media, I disagree with him because of how much our generation praises social media. Yes there are mixed feelings and emotions about the use of social media, however with the increase in the rise of technology the media seems to be the place where millions go to try and make a difference. Now whether these people voice themselves in an organized or unorganized way, is not necessarily the most important factor, what matters most is how many people will see that post and either agree or disagree with it. Since the world seems to be relying more and more on media, eventually enough people will have to become passionate about a specific topic and decide to take action on it.

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In my opinion the next revolution will not be the cause from social media. But I do believe social media will have a big, or not so big, role. The only thing coming from Facebook or Twitter would be awareness, opinions, or news about the revolution, not a contribution. All of the protest and fighting are done away from a computer screen. A device doesn't unite us, it just shows the same opinions we all might have. It's the real life effort we make to be apart of a revolution.

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In my opinion the next revolution will not come from social media, as no real change comes from it. Though, yes it's a large platform, lacking organization and no one joins together to takes a risk to create a movement, a revolution. Individuals argue back and forth, instead of creating unity to truly make a difference in our society. On social media there is not a real connection between people to have it come to life. But instead are rather lazy with modern society willing to agree, yes for change, and will continue to never make a revolution happen. Little will happen behind closed.

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I believe that the revolution will in time come in social media. Although it may not seem like it is, online funding and support is much more convenient for people that are old and don't have time to waste in their lives to protest on the streets. Technology is evolving at a much faster rate than we can expect and I can guess that we are going to be moved to the next big thing in communication across the world to other people with our same thoughts and opinions. Assuming that we stay on track with our causes and not attacks on other's beliefs, we should otherwise use the platforms we have to its fullest extent.

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I don't believe that the next revolution will come out of or arise from a social media platform. However, a social media platform may be used to get people to join, or to advertise it. The revolution though i believe will traditionally arise as others have, through meetings and organizations, not powerless people coming together with tweets on their opinion. Online platforms will also be good for communication between people or for fundraisers for whatever revolution rises, but a revolution itself will not rise from social media. social media is only good for expressing personal opinions, as a majority of the time its just talk and nothing is done.

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In my opinion, I believe the next revolution will not come from a social media outlet because of how ineffective it is for bringing about action. In today's world, social media makes a great impact on many other things such as cultural diffusion where ideas are spread. This however does not link to the actions that people must take on, to start a revolution. Although ideas about a so called "revolution", may be brought up and talked about on social media, people will take no action or own up to the words they post so defiantly. All in all, I believe that although social media is powerful, it lacks the strong ties that must be formed between people to start a revolution.

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In my opinion i believe the next revolution will most definitely not arise from social media platforms. Yes everyone may have their own individual voice online, but that voice is never actually heard. Social media has made the world lazy, and lethargic. Think about it, when there is an issue you don't actually get up and physically go out to chant,unify and plead for what you want and believe in. People hide in the shadows on their fake social accounts desperately waiting to be heard, but they never will be. Maybe once in a blue moon an upbringing of change may occur, but never will there be a genuine uprising that comes just from a rectangle shaped box that buzzes.

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I personally think that the next big revolution will not occur through social media but will be affected and related to social media. I think that the movement will not occur on an internet platform but in real life but will be spread and raised to awareness using social media. It might start on the internet and move into real life. I think this is what will happen because the internet can only do so much for social reform and change. There have been plenty of cases where the internet was used to bring certain matters to light and spur people into doing something whether for a cause or for fitting in. An example is with the Ice Bucket Challenge. But most of the time it's people who go out and partake in high-risk activism that have the most impact. That is to say although the internet might have a big role in the next revolution it will occur because everyone re-tweeted it will be because people came together and fought to make a difference

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I believe that the next revolution will not come from a social media outlet. Social media is a great tool for sharing information, but not very effective for inspiring action. The average person when seeing a cause they agree with online will just like the comment and most make a small donation. In order for a revolution to occur many people need to be truly inspired to fight for a cause which is unlikely to occur through social media. Social media could be used to publicize or further an already existing cause much more effectively than it can raise a cause from scratch. Over social media the most likely outcome is a slightly organized mob, which while it does draw attention, it doesn't cause much of a change. In short social media movements lack the inspiring power and leadership to form the next revolution from the conflicting masses of the internet.

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I dont believe that the next revolution will be from a social media outlet but maybe that social media can jump start one. Having a revolution online can get messy fast as it wont just be the people in the area but the whole world will be able to jump in and also give their opinions on the protest that could cause unnecessary drama within the protest. But also can reach a bigger audience in a shorter time. Allowing a bigger light on the protest rather than the couple of hundred in real life

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In my opinion the next revolution will not come from a social media outlet. Firstly, it is well known that it is hard to keep organization on social media. You have dozens to thousands of differing opinions that are put forward, with such variety the original purpose is easily lost. Many of those people also reject any other opinion that isn't theirs, and they begin to quarrel with each other and won't be willing to compromise with each other which, once again, strays away from the intended purpose. But that doesn't mean that social media won't be used at all, it is a useful tool to spread a message to a large amount of people. With the help of these platforms word can be spread, and a revolution can eventually take place in the physical world.

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In my opinion i can't imagine  a revolution that will come from a social media outlet. Social media is usually all talk and no action. They might be there for one of your likes or re-tweets or whatever but they won't be there in person in reality standing up for what they say or think they "believe" in. Some people might not even read about your protest they will like it while scrolling down with out even bothering to look at it. Social media is really weird these days because people want to make a change but all they're doing is talking about what they want to do and not what they're actually doing about it. Some people are afraid to take action so they put their ideas out there so someone else can take action but that never happens because if they didn't want to put in effort to do it why should someone else even bother looking at it. So how are we going to have a social media revolution if everyone is all talk and no action

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I think that the next big revolution will not come from the internet but it will help boost it. I think you cant have a revolution online with thousands of unorganized people. I think a problem will appear from somewhere in the world and it will start uprising in real life but people will want the whole world to know so they will start to spread it on social media. When they do this it will let people across the world wee and spread this information in real life. The internet can only do so much for people and I don't think enough people know how to come together in a well organized fashion to actually start a revolution on the internet. People now in days think everything is a joke and there are just to many unsophisticated profiles out there that they will make it look like a joke and they will ruin it for everyone else

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I disagree that the next revolution will come from a social media outlet, but I think some aspects could be influenced by the media since it is such a broad way of communication. Because it is so large with no rules, it creates disorder and is very unorganized and not everyone's opinions can be heard. Of course some may agree with many other people, but the fact that there are millions of those around the world putting their say out on such a public platform makes you realize that there is such a great amount, it drowns out all the other opinions. People end up reading the same thing over and over again and when those who are bold enough fight for what they believe in out in public, then they can make a change.

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I don't think that the next revolution will come from a social media outlet, although I do think that awareness of that revolution could be created and spread through that outlet. I don't think that social media with all of it's randomness and incomprehensible clutter, could unify enough to actually start the next revolution. There are too many contradictory opinions and subjects that are discussed, that there is no way even if one subject was the focus that millions of different opinions on it would all agree.

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In my opinion the next revolution won't come from a social outlet because The social outlet is such a weak tie, it's not like going out and protesting on the street. Most of the time, while you can get a small group of people to agree on a subject, there's a very slim chance of anything actually happening they might argue with people about their standing view point but that's all they can really do. There is no real evidence proving that going out on a social media platform like facebook, will solve the problem that they are trying to solve, you may find a few select individuals with you, but hardly any of them will go out of their way to follow through. Revolutions can be a very significant thing, but things like this just can't be done over social media, to have a revolution action has to be taken and not much action can be done over a screen.

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I think the next revolution may start through a social media outlet but may eventually move into a more physical form outside of the internet. Social media has been something that has altered in both good and bad ways how we live, think and act. These platforms are already very large but as it expands
so will social media and i think the opportunity for a revolution to start will take advantage of the huge growing platform that is the internet to take hold of and bring together the types of people who may eventually lead a revolution. Because we were born and raised in a generation that makes us doubt ourselves and has us lack confidence in our opinions and beliefs. So we hesitate to talk in front of a group , participate in a protest , or express our opinion publicly in a confident manner. So i believe that eventually something will happen and everyone will come together on social media for a while but i believe that enough people will become confident enough to stand proud of their views and opinions and it will become bigger than social media and the publicly deprecated " millennials" will do something that will shock past and future generations.

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In my opinion, I do not believe that the next revolution will come from a social media outlet. I think that social media may help support the cause and bring more awareness, but because social media is such a weak tie between everybody in the world. Social media is not a place where people take things they read seriously and they don't act on their urges and opinions. Also, there is too many opinions in a social media outlet, not enough people would agree on the exact same thing to start a revolution, therefore, the "next revolution" will not be started on social media.

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In my opinion I believe that the next revolution will not come from social media. Due to its chaotic and underdeveloped atmosphere . Because of the opinions and accusations coming from every direction it is impossible to start a revolution. I feel as though social media is nothing more than a source of entertainment and providing ways to communicate with people in different parts of the world. Everyday we see this as unimportant topics take president over life changing ones.

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The next revolution will come from social media outlets, facts. The world is connected with people in different countries with the same or different opinions. Although, our voices are not strong enough to change major issues instantly, the people can override that. With numbers rising and groups getting larger, persistence and determination will get the job done. In this day and age, nations are evolving and transforming to be better and people will put up a fight to be heard.

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In my opinion the next revolution will not come from a social media outlet. The next revolution might be influenced partially but not to a full extent. Social media has created a certain standard of laziness because people do everything through the internet. They do not have the mentally to do something bigger and to actually make their voices heard. Also most people using social media are young; most young people care about what their friends say and if their opinions go against their friends opinions they are also less likely to create something bigger because of what people might say.

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I believe that the next revolution will not come from a social media outlet but possibly have assistance from a social media outlet. Revolutions are typically stronger when people are brought to assemble so together they can fight for a cause. Social media will assist in a revolution because it can help bring people together, and every day people use social media to come together. Therefore, a revolution will not come from social media but rather from the people.