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The text reminds me about certain tik tokers who does immature movements just to gain fame.For example, the devious lick is one such example.Devious link is about taking photo of things that u have stolen such as toilet papers(idk why would u) and signboards(they r too free). These actions may result u to law 379. Whoever commits theft shall be punished with imprisonment for up to 3 years, or with fine, or with both.Ideas about how u can game extremely quickly is a fact and the part where the author talks about how she hoped that the next generation will become more cynical about the concept of fame..

I don't really trust the author, because she does not come from  a reliable source like the newspaper. Social media is a very vague item where many people can do many different things from watching youtube to using tik tok to upload random videos or to share about what you have been doing on instagram with family and friends.The author's authority is only limited to just her child as she does not have much power to make a big change in society. Although she does not have much authority, she has some power to control her child and ask her to start working on her homework instead of using tik tok. This would allow her to be able to work in a better job than the others.Her attitude and feelings tell me that she is worried for her child and wants her to be able to work for a good company and have a good life.

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I believe the text is worth reading. Normally, I usually take fame as it is, never looking further into how it's gotten or into the full impact of such fame. I'd just accept the fact that they are famous. However, this text has brought up the possible harmful consequences that acquiring fame online can have - not just for normal people looking up at such people, but for those affected by the fame themselves. In the text, it says that acquiring fame online can make one feel entitled, as though as their popularity makes them more valid and 'right'. It also can make one more self-aware, often to the extent that it turns into insecurity. I rarely think about these aspects of fame, and thus I believe this article is a must-read for anyone wishing to gain a deeper understanding of social media and Internet fame in general.

There's also another part of the text which I have interest in - that being when the writer compared how fame was acquired when she was younger and how fame is commonly acquired now. It truly shows how much, and how fast society has changed thanks to the Internet. Back then, people had to work and think hard to be able to acquire fame. They had to network with a lot of people, build up their skills to a significant, distinguishable level, and in some cases learn how to be charismatic and communicate effectively with others. It It also mattered if they were part of a well-known organisation, or are descendants of someone already famous. However, now, all it takes to people to take attention to you - provided you have luck on your side - is a single post on social media. It seems that all of that hard work isn't needed now - there are many people who have gained a following simply by making posts online: Youtubers, Tiktokers, people making funny, relatable posts on Tumblr or Twitter, et-cetera. Even though this change in the dynamics of fame is massive, most people don't seem to pay attention to it. For anyone wishing to understand how fame works in the age of the Internet, and how it differs from the past, this article is also one I would recommend.

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paragraph 1: i feel like the text is worth reading for our own infomation and not read like its news. I also feel like i can trust the actor because the actor is also a mother of a daughter and she is famous through her hardwork but as for her daughter, she only needed one video to get 4 times more fame than her mother. This shows that how the world have evolved from using hardwork to get famous but now its just one video that gets people interest.
paragraph 2: The text reminds me of the things going on now in the world. From using public phones to moblie phone really tell us that everything now is very easily excess for us , so like how we get fame. The people last time had to use their brain, hardwork and time to get famous or even just get known. But now with one video or post in no time you can get fame, and now a days people get views and likes and get known easily just through their mobile phones, but last time they had to buy '' famous people products, like books just to tell the author or creator that people know them and is supporting them.

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There are actually many times that I have came across these times of situations. I still remember in 2020 a young lady became very viral on Tik tok for her catchy yet easy dances, leading her to gain fame online. She became so famous that she held fan signs and gained a hundred million followers and billions of likes on that platform

I do think that the opinions and fact are well supported as we can simply tell how she's feeling just from her writing. For example," The idea that I, as a teenager in my bedroom, might suddenly communicate with 100,000 people or more would have seemed bizarre." From this i can tell we both have the same opinions, it is very crazy how we can interact with so many people without actually meeting them in a public setting! this makes me gain trust in what she's talking about as we have similar experiences online.

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The texts reminds me of people with 100 of thousands of likes although they are basically a nobody. These people got famous after no more than a year, going on famous shows like Jimmy Fallon show to go on interviews. I am bewildered by these people being able to gain millions of likes and followers just by making a short 1 minute video. Even many popular Youtubers such as SSundee works everyday mostly without break to post 15-40 minute long videos, yet accounts on Tiktok who just posts 1 short 1 minute video everyday have 10 times his follower / subscriber count. I feel these people do not deserve the fame they garnered as they did not truly work hard.
I can trust the writer as the writer is talking about their own experience. They have no reason to lie about their own experience because even if she was not telling the truth, it would not have that much of an effect as it is a common occurrence among parents with teen children. The writer is a parent whose job is a journalist and who is shocked by the fame her daughter receives so easily compared to herself although she is a journalist and her daughter is basically a nobody. Her shocked attitude tells me when she was a teenager, she had no means to talking to more than a thousand people, let alone one hundred thousand in the comfort of her own bedroom.

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b) the ideas where she talks about the fact that when the author was growing up becoming famous was all due to hard work however fame can come very easily which is a fact. the idea where she talk about her opinion about the result from becoming famous on social media is less supported as the author does not know about the full outcome of being famous on social media as it is still in its infancy.
c) i feel that i can trust the writer as she is a reporter and that she has a daughter who has somewhat experienced fame on social media

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The text is worth reading as I can trust the writer as most of the thing she have stated happens commonly in the society right now. Although most things that she say might not come from a reliable source but people really just get viral randomly now because of videos , pictures and this kind of situation is totally different from the past. The writer wrote the topic based on her own experience with her daughter and her daughter should be from the Z generation so it makes it more believable and relatable for me. I wasn’t that surprised knowing how shocked and stunned the writer was upon hearing how the technology changes everything as in the past, it was hard to get “famous” and plus technology wasn’t that advanced as well so it is normal for her to be shocked as in her generation, no such thing would happen normally.
The text remind me of a girl called Charlie Damelio who went viral in TikTok because of a song “renegade”. She was so famous that most people around me knows her even was even addicted to that song. I think she didn’t expect herself to be that famous before the video but I guess “going viral” can be within seconds. The technology is getting more advanced and people rely on internet everyday. I guess that’s why something can be spread so easily from one place to the whole world within a short period of time. Thus the text is worth reading.

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the text reminds me of the influencers and trends on social media.It also reminds me about how naive some youngsters can be once they go viral,thinking that getting fame is easy.I think that social media is a platform where people can find a voice as not many people have one in the real world.
I can trust the writer as his opinion on the social world are not baised and is all based on facts

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The text reminds me of events that happened in real life in society as i see many of my friends stressing over the number of likes their post on social media gets.Some of my friends would get hundreds of likes and comments on their posts but still would not be satisfied with the number. They feel that the ratio of people who follow them compared to the number of likes do not add up.
For example, she has thousands of followers but was only able to gather a few hundred likes and comments. She felt that more people should have liked her post despite it only being up for a few hours.

I feel that i can trust the writer as she herself has had this experience with her daughter. This allows her to understand more about the things that happen on social media despite her not being on it.I feel that her perspective helps us to realise how social media affects us as many times we are too consumed in social media to even realise that we are changing things about us just to fit into standards.The writer has also seen the difference between the past where they could only communicate to people in public spaces compared to now where we could talk and share opinions with thousands of people on the internet from the comfort of our own home.

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the text reminds me of how youngsters these days that uses social media almost everyday. they spend most of their time on social media and would rather going online to express their feelings than in "real life". It is also a normal thing for youngsters to receive a huge amount of likes and feel that it is a normal thing.
yes i think, i can trust the writer as most of the things that she mentioned on the text are logistic and are also facts that i agree with for example the writer mentioned about how the different generation would have different reactions when they received the huge amount of likes. I remembered once when i told my grandmother about the likes that youngsters these day receive, she was also shocked by it. she also mentioned that the internet are megaphones to ordinary mortals which are i think that it is quite true.

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I can trust the writer. I am going to research the writer. The writer says that her daughter has 114000 views, and that it is four times more than on twitter so i will do research. In the text she approximately has 28500 followers when i check her twitter account she has 40k followers. This text was in 2020 now its 2022 so it is most likely true and didnt lie. I also checked her wikipedia page and it says that she has 2 children. With this i can prove that she is not lying and creating this up so i can say she is not lying. I also checked her wikipedia page she has a phd in Social Anthropology and works as US Managing Editor, Financial Times, Establishing more trust.
As I said she is Us managing manager, which is a very high authority. She seems to be very worried with social media, which is a concern in the real world.

This text reminds me of something called the rat race, basically a rat race is a way of life in which people are caught up in a fiercely competitive struggle for wealth or power and in this context it is a race where everyone wants to gain fame, rat race isnt uncommon outside social media too. Lets give real life an example. Say you want to be the ceo of a company, but its not only you there are thousands of more people racing with you to be the ceo.  It is a competition to be the ceo, just like social media. Everybody wants to gain fame, and they will compete for it fiercely.

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Yes, of course this text is worth reading. There are facts and opinions found in this text and some facts about social media fame is about how internet fame can be achieved very unexpectedly. Some opinions are that social media was that the writer was very impressed with how social media could be achieved. another opinion is the idea of the writer as a teenager in her bedroom, might suddenly communicate with hundreds of thousands of people would have seemed bizarre to her. This means that social media have many facts and opinions from their users. Different people have different opinions about social media and they share their thoughts about it online.
Personally, I do trust the writer at certain points of the text, but there are some points that i beg to differ. I would not really use the word "trust" as there would have been no reason for me to trust a random stranger who wrote an article about social media fame. But i do agree with her and about her she thought social media fame could be quite bizarre, dangerous and even harmful. There may be fake news or inappropriate content on the internet. The writer has the authority of sharing her own experiences and as an ex-journalist, shes shares her thoughts about social media. Her attitude towards this social media topic tells me that she is quite new to this concept of internet fame. She did mention in the text that going viral and suddenly communicating with hundreds of thousands of people seemed rather bizarre. This tells me that she is not very familiar with how social media works.

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I remind me of social media and its popularity
I trust the writer as i felt that social media has good and bad effect on them and  social media can gain a lot of popularity in the years and it is shocking to talk to a million of people and social media can be harmful to the mind and there is cyberbullying in social media by the keyboard warrior.For example,Social media can lead to addiction and being in the computer for too long can be a problem as it does lead a healthy lifestyle and people can be anti social. People can bullied in social media for having a different hobbies
you can be famous by posting viral videos in social media and there are a lot of social media challenge such as the devious licks and the devious lick results in the property being stolen and a lot of arrest made.However,Social media can good effects too.For instance,Social media can help to cure depression and relieve stress
I can trust the writer as she is a reporter from a trustworthy sources and she has experience her daughter

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This text remind me of events or situations in my society and the world like
this gamer who plays with his friends and upload this popular videos of gaming with fans wondering who he is behind the mask blows up quickly after uploading one video that garnered a lot of attention around social media making him or viral for each video he posts.
It also reminds me of how fake news can go viral and out of control because of its tone and dramatic content which scares off the viewer or the reader to be brainwashed,or the way we think or do with it, or each telling another and another around the whole internet space .
It can also go viral easily by the person on instagram by just posting a normal picture of just an egg post, getting blow up quickly.

2. I can trust the writer, she is a journalist on this topic. Her attitude and feelings towards how going viral is much more different than you think than a film star, politician or business leader or just someone well known.She supported with a comparison of her being a journalist only having a small amount of readers while her daughters who just uploads one tik tok video has attracted a far more bigger audience.Also linking to what's happening around us they we may not know with facts and opinions in this huge mixture to explain the topic.

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i think the text is relatable, and it reminds me of how ordinary people can be famous instantly and set trends that goes viral for a short while. this situation is very common, especially on tiktok. where i remember tiktokers do a few moves and get a large number of likes.
one of the opinion in this text is the thought of communicating with 10000 people in only a room seemed bizarre to the writer. i think i can trust the writer, as she is witnessing what has become of the internet by observing her daughter, and stated what she really feels about fame on the internet these days as compared to her time.

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The text reminds me of the TikTok trend happening around the world and that how many people are going viral through online platforms by following trends that are viral. The text also remind me how people are getting 'famous' through social media platforms which is different than how people go famous through acting or being a politician or business leader who put in hard work in what they do in the process which make them famous. This text also remind me of the different trends that made people go viral though social media and how these people going viral through social media like TikTok are getting thousands to millions of likes.

The context of the passage on how the writer explains that going viral is temporary but changing the world also makes this text worth reading of as what the author says is well supported with facts and evidence inside the passage. For example. the writer saying that going viral could just come and go is being well supported by evidence saying how social media trends could change anytime and cause someone's fame to disappear. Also the writer saying that times have changed from how people get famous through working hard have turned into just creating a video based on a trend is also well supported with how the writer says that his/her daughter can communicate with 100 000+ people by just creating a video in a bedroom(idk what else to type)

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This text does remind me of a trend called 'devious lick' this trend requires teenagers to steal something from a property which can provide fame as the trend at that point of time would have an algorithm which would put more of these videos that include the trend .
the facts have very astounding numbers such as 100000 people communicating with you as thats not what u would do in your everyday life .
The opinions are mostly well supported with some facts backing up their opinion on that type of stuff on social media.
I trust the author because of the fact that she is a mother and a journalist which is trustable and knowing that your daughter is communicating to a lot of people wont that feel weird and bizzare

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The text is talking about a real world problem-----social media. It reminds me of what is happening around us, the digitisation in the recent years has made social media more prevalent than ever. This has caused most of the younger generations to stick to their mobile devices engrossed in all of their social media. So we must ask ourselves, is this revolution brilliant or brillian't. It has caused teenagers to see their small world of mobile phones. They never get to see the real world changing with their own digital ones. I have seen many on busses and train sitting down looking at their mobile phones or listening to music.

I can trust the writer as he is a renowned reporter. He is sharing the article from a different perspective.

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the text reminded me of the famous social media apps, where users are able to obtain fame easily just by sharing content that will interest people. Fame can be obtained easily nowadays due to the internet and online apps, which brings a voice to people and everyone is able to voice out their opinions. Opinions : "I was simultaneously impressed, alarmed and humbled partly because although I knew tiktok existed, I didn't even fully understand what it was until a few days ago." It was well supported as the author gave her own point of view by stating that she never knew tik tok existed even though the app was popular for many years and was talked about by many people in younger generation.

The writer's feelings tells me that there are big changes from the past to the present. As in the past, there weren't any electronics invented and people achieved fame by working hard and showing their "talents" to the public area. But right now in the present, it has became so much easier. Just with a click on the electronic gadget and we will be able to achieve fame easily, and it can be done at anywhere and anytime.

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It does remind me of the depression teenagers had to face when they "go viral" on social media. When people gain fame in social media, there are bound to be mean comments appearing at the side of that particular post. Social media users, especially teenagers, will eventually see them and would likely go on a mental breakdown.
I think the idea of "the next generation being more aware about information online" is genuinely true as (if you notice) most of the social media users are youths that were exposed to social media since young. As technology advances, the new generation will get to use social media at a whole new level, where the word gets spread faster than wild fire.

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I think I can trust the writer. I believe the writer has seen a lot of things and has more experience than me regarding social media, as I do not have a social media account. So in that aspect, I believe I can trust her in this subject.
The text reminds me of events that are happening right now. For example, the public relations team that works for celebrities, they try to boost a celebrity's reputation using illegal methods. Like using hundreds or thousands of accounts to help increase the number of streams on different streaming platforms.The methods used is faking the popularity of the celebrity, like how people creates fake news, like teenagers licking each others eyeballs in japan.

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1. the text is definitely worth reading, as the text shows a different view on what we see as normal due to the writer being older than we are. this gives us a glimpse into what the elders think of the current internet craze of going viral and being famous, and how its more popular than people who have built up a reputation in their industry (writer on twitter has 4x less followers even though writer for news). the text definitely reminds me of events in my society. I know an auto-journalist who writes car reviews for the Straits Times and has established a good reputation amongst the small car enthusiast side of Singapore. However, his internet presence is tiny compared to other car reviewers and content creators on the internet, having only a small Instagram page of roughly 500 followers as compared to other auto-journalists like DougDemuro on youtube and even Hagerty Media doing reviews on older cars that had an impact on the car world, even though its technically a small company compared to a single person.
2. the facts of the text are true, on how the older generation, namely the parents should either adopt or ignore this new form of communication, as well as spawning a dangerous sense of entitlement on the internet. however, most of the text is opinion-based, as children nowadays can still have the same mindset to the internet as their parents or grandparents, and how she hopes the next generation will be more cynical towards fame and politics, its just an assumption that we will never know for certain until the time comes.
3. the writer shows a concerned tone in this text, as shes concerned of the next generation of children that are born into this could be obsessed with internet fame. however, she may not have full authority on this broad internet topic as many people and children can stray away from her pin-pointed areas to be concerned about. In all, she does have a good argument on the concept of internet fame, but no one knows for certain what will happen in the future with this concept.

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the text reminds me of the current tiktok trends which are getting a lot of views for no reason other than the fact that they were lucky and some are not justified one example is 'devious licks' which is literally illegal but used to be on the internet. I agree with some things the writer says about internet fame and some of the points she brought up are well supported, especially how youths should be cynical and not trust the idea of fame as supported from my point about 'devious licks' .

part of the reason being why i do not fully support the writers pov to the situation is because she is someone sharing her opinion on the internet and cannot be fully trusted by us
-yong xuan

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the text remind me of certian tiktokers doing the devious lick challenge by taking a picture of things they stole like toilet papers and signboard.i think that people think that if they do this they will be famous like others and can enjoy his life but they do not know that they might be fined or arrested for destroying public.
I agree with the writer about saying that social media fame being something short-term.the point is well supported by saying that audience might get bored as the platform algorithms changed or the cultural trend that a breakout video has tapped into goes out of fashion. people using social media always like fresh things and will get bored looking at the same thing over and over again so social media fame is something short term and will always be replaced by something else new and fresh.

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This text reminds me of the 'devious lick' trend, where it encouraged youths to steal properties of institutions or from places which got many people in trouble, after reading a line where the writer wrote that it seemed bizarre to be able to communicate with hundreds of thousands of people around the world, this made me think about this trend which was started but random 'nobodies' on the internet but then spread around the world even though the original creator only intended to post it for fun.

i feel that the writer is some what credible, in the sense that she is in the same shoes as a person that is 'new' to the modern internet , her opinions are similar to opinions of most people and i find them relatable.Especially because she is an adult and may not be as 'delusional' as me, a 15 year old child and can give me views that i may not see myself and learn from them or see if i find them credible or are also delusioned by the sterotype of children being bran washed by the internet.

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The article is eerily relatable. Most teenagers nowadays depend so much on technology that they have created an entire persona online to try to get the attention that they never had in real life. Due to this issue, being viral on the internet slowly but surely became mainstream and thus, being viral has become fairly common. Back in the day, having tens of thousands of views was considered rare and meant that you have achieved something that no normal people could. However, internet has connected so many people that those numbers have become like a ripple in an ocean. Some examples are the percentage of new trends being created in the last decade. Everybody wants a piece of the pie called fame.  Due to this hierarchy and social standing have slowly but surely started to fade away as no one has time to care about that anymore.
The writer stated a good point that something radical and unknown is happening on the internet with repercussions that society might not understand. Because the world has adapted to putting everything onto the internet, it has become a way for living for human society. Without internet, most of technology and jobs today wouldn't exist.Thus, people have come to learn to take advantage of this situation and turn it into a system for them to make money. One example is Facebook. You might think that because the app is free, you do not have to pay anything in order to use it. However, how do Facebook actually make money? They make money by selling your data to companies so that they distribute ads fit for you into the algorithm. Essentially selling your life away to the big corporations for money. Thus, the writer has stated a fact that is well supported. Which is why it brings me to the next point, which is that I trust the writer. Although she is of the older generation, I sense little bias and cynical views from her. She spoke about each topic from the perspective of both sides however, does not sound robotic as an entirely non bias article. She still has her own views that is interesting and not talked much about thus it tells me that the writer is a respectful person that are not condescending of others for their own perspective

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I agree with her at the part where she wrote "we cannot put the gennie back in the bottle" as we cannot just stand at the same spot and not moving forward to improve yourself. same thing as internet, people create them to improve lives on earth and discover new things. Just like the writer, it may be difficult for the older generation to get used to all this internet fame us teenagers have in mind, therefore getting used to all this needs time and the will to take a step forward from where you are to improve yourself or learn something new

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I personally think that the text is very worth reading.
The text reminds me of things that happened on social media that i spotted. Someone on tik tok posted some videos and went viral. The videos he posted was about him going to places and trying food that we don't normally see or taste it. Examples like enormous lobster, sea foods that is twice the size of normal ones that we eat. The video became viral as people tend to enjoy watching clips of people exploring weird and unusual food. Sooner after the clip was posted more and more people started coping the video and it can be seen everywhere on social media.
On social medias like tik tok and instargram, people tend to follow trends that gone viral. Hence it can be seen that things that are spread on social medias, influence people easily and everyone will start to follow the trend.

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The text reminds me of Khaby Lame, a normal person until he discovered the power of social media that raised him to fame. Khaby Lame lost his job at the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic in his hometown of Senegalese, Italy. Italy was one of the worst hit countries by COVID-19 when it started. He unfortunately lost his job and was jobless for a period of time.That was when he saw a video of another person trying to open a door but his leg was blocking the door from opening, he duetted the video and he taught everyone how to open a door the correct way. That was one of his most viewed videos and it garnered 297.1 million views and is still counting. He earned approximately $547 dollars for just that video! After that, he continued to make more videos which stole the show from other Tiktokers at that time. In a recent interview with the New York Times, Khaby revealed that he earnt about $200,000 a month from making 30 second videos on Tiktok!

I do not trust the author as there is a generation gap between her and her daughter, she may not fully understand the benefits that social media brings about. The older generation will usually lament on how social media has negatively impacted us. That’s why I do not trust the author. The author has authority over her daughter and can restrict her daughter from social media. Her attitude tells me that she is concerned over her daughter on social media as she thinks it will affect her in the long run.

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Yes, the text does remind me of events and situations in my society and the world. As technology is constantly evolving, it is only natural that social media becomes more prevalent in the society. This text has brought up many examples and opinions on how social media affects us yet benefits us and I think this text is very relatable for many others in today's society. This is because there are constantly more and more people joining social media each day and content on the different platforms are slowly expanding. The perspectives and insights the text gives would definitely benefit users of social media to see what they could be getting exposed to.
In the text, the writer does express many of her opinions and a few facts amongst all the opinions. Ideas which are facts include those which are supported by evidence through numerical values and can be verifiable. An example would be "a mere 114,000 was almost four times the number of followers...". Opinions from the writer include "I was simultaneously impressed, alarmed and humbled...I didn't even fully understand what TikTok was..." This example shows that while the writer knew TikTok existed, the writer was still stunned by how social media currently worked. The use of many expressions and feelings conveyed the statement that the writer made as an opinion. The opinions the writer gives are also generally well-supported.
I think that I can trust the writer as she is a journalist and a parent who has had her fair share of experiences. As a journalist, she would have done sufficient research on social media first before publishing an article. Therefore, I think the writer is trustworthy.

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In my view, i think the text is worth reading as the writer is sharing her own experiences and opinions which i quite agreed with it. With the development of science and technology, internet has been playing an increasingly important role in our daily life - especially in this era. It has brought alot of benefits but has created problems as well. For instance, internet/social media can be beneficial when it is use to spread positive things; it can light up a person's day and kill time or maybe some studying purpose. the disadvantage is when it's use to spread fake/negative things; it may impact or upset people or even mental health issues (especially people who are easily influenced/brainwashed).
the text reminds me of me teaching the elderly how to use mobile devices as many of them are like the writer, they dont really understand the 'social media world'; the internet fame or the influencers  due to the big generation gaps between them. The different reactions of the writer and her daughter when her daughter gained 114000 views in a matter of days tells me how fast technology has developed and how fast news can spread, anyone can become famouse in the blink of eye. i think the writer is trustable as the text help me have a better understanding about social media and internet fame.