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"Millennials, for instance, are a highly individualistic generation, but individualism had been increasing since the Baby Boomers turned on, tuned in, and dropped out". Twenge (pg.259)

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"A 2017 survey of more than 5,000 American teens found that three out of four owned an iPhone." Twenge (pg.259)

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"The results could not be clearer: Teens who spend more time than average on screen activities are more likely to be unhappy, and those who spend more time than average on non-screen activities are more likely to be happy". Twenge (pg.263)

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"What's the connection between smartphones and the apparent psychological distress this generation is experiencing?" "For all their power to link kids day and night, social media also exacerbate the age-old teen concern about being left out.

Twenge (pg.264)

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Johnathon Iglesias note D.

I find this useful due to it mentioning how teens feel when using social media. I believe social media takes a big part in peoples emotions.

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"Internet surveillance has evolved into a shockingly extensive, robust and profitable surveillance architecture." Schneier (pg.316)

I agree with this statement because surveillance has done and reach incredible feats when it comes to technology.

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"You are being tracked pretty much everywhere you go, by many companies and data brokers: ten different companies on one website, a dozen on another." Schneier (pg.316)

I connect to this text because it's very relevant and I never really been a fan of it, but I understand it.

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"This tendency to undervalue privacy is exacerbated by companies deliberately making sure that privacy is not salient to users." Schneier (pg.317)

Exacerbated - make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse. To make something that is already bad even worse.

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"In this new world of computing, we're no longer expected to manage our computing environment. We trust the feudal lords to treat us well and protect us from harm. It's all a result of two technological trends." Schneier (pg.318)

Is it really smart to just assume that we no longer expected to manage our own computing environment?

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Johnathon Iglesias (Note A)

I thought that Johnathon's text/note was very insightful because it definitely highlights and broadens the current issue with next generation. Does technology play a big role in this change?

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"What is wasting time on the internet? It's not easy to say it strikes me that it can't be simply defined." Goldsmith (271)

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"On those blogs, I read how the internet has made us antisocial, how we've lost the ability to have a conversation." Goldsmith (272) I agree with this because a lot of people I know just stays online or plays games all day and is very antisocial when it comes to going out or conversing with someone else.

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"Our devices, if anything, tend to amplify our sociability. Sometimes we converse face to face, other time through our devices, but often it's both" Goldsmith (273)

Sociability - The quality of being sociable.

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"You are getting tracked pretty much everywhere you go, by many companies and data brokers" Schneier (316)

My question is how can you prevent it ?

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"All screen activities are linked to less happiness, and all nonscreen activities are linked to more happiness." (Twenge 263)

In other words, kids who spend more time using screens are more likely to be sad, while teens who use screens less frequently are typically happier. I believe It's critical to find balance in the digital world of social media and cell phones.

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I thought Johnathon Iglesias note C was very informative. It tells us that spending a lot of time on your phone can cause feelings of unhappiness. It lets us spend more time with friends and family and lets us interact with others face to face.

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"Millenials for instance, are a highly individualistic generation, but individualism has been increasing since the Baby Boomers turned on, tuned in, and dropped out. I had grown accustomed to line graphs of trends that looked like modest hills and valleys." (Twenge 259)

I agree because a large portion of this generation prefers to stick to themselves and be antisocial rather than go out and make friends. One significant factor that set millennials apart from other members of this generation was how much they used and relied on technology, which had a negative impact on social contact.

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"Of course, these analyses don't unequivocally prove that screen time causes unhappiness; it's possible that unhappy teens spend more time online." (Twenge 263)

Unequivocally means leaving no doubt: CLEAR, UNAMBIGUOUS. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unequivocal

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"Depression and suicide have many causes; too much technology is clearly not the only one. And the teen suicide rate was even higher in the 1990s, long before smartphones existed. Then again, about four times as many Americans now take antidepressants, which are often effective in treating severe depression, the type most strongly linked to suicide." (Twenge 264)

Although suicide rates are a problem related to technology, is it merely a subject of concern?

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Troy Litonjua (Note B). I find this relatable because I have a few friends and family who are glued to their phone or computer screen all day.

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I thought Johnathon Iglesias's note D was a great example. It explains the connection between smartphones and psychological distress and emphasizes that feeling left out is common among these who experience it.

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Columns C and D are going to be the most helpful due to the reason of both being an important area for our clarity to the paper we will write.

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I agree that devices do connect us with people that aren't close to us so sometimes we socialize through there but also we socialize less in-person.