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The part that resonated the most is when they showed how dangerous social media is. Many people are harming themselves because of social media and are too addicted. Many people are harming themselves because of what they see and because they are insecure. The power of social media is unbelievably strong

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The part that resonated me was when they spoke how AI already runs the world. I knew that was already the case and such, but lots of people are super suspicious and still don't understand. Based on their arguments, I still do think social media is really bad for people, and honestly, in my opinion, the strongest element of their arguments was the ethos, as they were all experts in their subject and all had personal experience.

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Many parts of this documentary resonated with me but the amount of kids and teenagers being harmed by the media has resonated with me the most. Its crazy that social media has the influence to take peoples lives and I find that crazy and too powerful.

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What resonated with me the most about the film was how it revealed how deceptive and powerful these platforms are. From this I was able to look at my personal life and see these exact same patterns and things happening to me, and I was just like "Ohhh, woah". I didn't realize how much social media was oriented towards keeping you on longer and longer as a product, I always just saw it as a way to interact and reach out, though I knew it had a few flaws. The strongest argument in my opinion was how much these platforms are completely dedicated to getting you addicted, and staying on their app.

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A part of the documentary that resonated with me was the little sister, who felt insecure after using social media. It was relatable and heartbreaking. I think that this film had a good combination of pathos and logos, because they had a narrative aspect, as well as statistics to back up the experiences of the people in the story. I think that this film made me more aware of how insidious social media can be; it is important to realize the power that social media has. I think that the most effective arguments were in the actual information that was delivered. To me, social media had been mysterious, but to see experts discuss and explain how it works was very enlightening and compelling.

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What resonated with me the most about the film was honestly realizing how addicting my phone really is. Also, realizing how social media manipulates its users.

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What really resonated with me was how much of the things that are set up to lure us into social media I fell for. I always thought I avoided them for the most part but I was wrong. Now I think social media is definitely something that we should be cautious of. Much more cautious than we are now. The strongest part of their argument was how they portrayed us falling for these traps and how they used ethos to show the reader how credible they are.

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The part where the son has to not use his phone to get a new screen but only lasts three days stuck with me the most. I think social media and our phones grab our attention and waste our time more than we think. Once the son gets back on his phone they up the notifications and the pokes to keep his attention which makes him become fully encapsulated into his phone.

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I think what resonated the most for me was that the manipulation of social media can affect anyone who has a device with internet access which might affect their opinions and decisions in the long run due to consumer ads and tracked preferences.

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The thing that resonated with me the most was the scene where they showed the AI as people on the teen's phone who were trying to grab his attention in any way possible and keep him online. This resonated with me because it portrayed the AI as something that is evil and is harming us by keeping us addicted to our phones. After watching this film, my opinion on social media hasn't changed a lot.

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Many parts of this film resonated with me but I feel like the way the film spoke to the audience most resonated with me. I think many of us can agree that we felt like this film was speaking to us and "calling us out". Almost all of us if not all of us have one or more social media platforms that were shown in the film. My thoughts on social media didn't shift tat much. I've been aware of privacy issues and addiction with social media. Their strongest element was pathos. After those, logos and ethos in that order. They acted out certain scenes that represented how servers function or how a family functions with an addiction to electronic devices.

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Moments from the documentary that resonated with me were when they showed how many people were killing themselves because of social media, and when they showed the massive room of computers. These moments resonate with me because it shows how dangerous social media can be, and how invested they are in tracking your every move. 

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The part that resonates most with me was the statistics on how many younger kids harm themselves and kill themselves as an effect of social media. It's sad to see how affected people are by what others think of them that they would go that far in response to someone else's opinions.

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What resonated with me is the fact that the systems within social media platforms exist within a larger framework of the economic systems they were created under (where profit is the primary motivator of actions) and because of this are built for us too pay attention not for out benefit but rather the benefit of advertisers

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The scene where the little sister starts covering up her ears really resonated with me. It was really upsetting to see a previously confident person become insecure as a result of social media. This film helped me realize that social media isn't as innocent as it seems, and that it truly has addictive qualities. Before watching, I figured that the user could simply control their usage. The strongest element of their arguments was the ethos. They had highly qualified people speak which really added to the documentary's credibility.

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Something that resonated with me was when they talked about how we are the product and that it is the people using these social media apps that are being sold for profit. Based on the movie and the arguments they made, I do think more about what is actually happening behind the screen whenever I'm on any social medias. But, while I'm more aware of the behind the scenes algorithms and everything, there's not much that has actually changed in the way I see social media because I did already know a lot of the stuff they talked about.

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The particular moment in the film that resonated with me the most was the part where the girl Isla is waiting to see how people react to the picture she posted. I see myself doing the same things she is doing, like, when she deletes the picture that didn’t get a lot of attention then posts a different picture with filters on and sees that it gets more attention and likes. Seeing it happen on the film makes me realize that, that's me worrying about what others think and like about me, that's letting social media platforms control what I should and shouldn't look like to be likeable.

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The part where the speakers discussed how much of an impact social media has on people resonated with me a lot. I find it scary that we are so unaware of how much we're being controlled by the ideas and standards we see daily. I already had some negative opinions regarding social media, but seeing this film made me realize the deeper problems with getting addicted to social media. I think that the use of logos was the strongest argument in the documentary, because the statistics helped me understand the underlying and drastic issues with social media in our society.

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What resonated with me was the scene of the men controlling the student with specific ads and different gimmicks, which was cheesy, but at the same time very familiar. The documentary didn't really change my view on social media, because it's an issue thats been pretty widespreadly covered. In my opinion, their pathos was the strongest part of their argument because of their use of fear.

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The film demonstrated how social media distorts our view on the world, which heavily resonated with me. It can be so easy to forget that what we see on social media is almost never how things are in reality and we only see what the media wants us to. This distorts our view on the world, but can also distort our view on ourselves. Oftentimes, influencers post versions of themselves that are unrealistic, and it can be easy to forget that they edit and modify their pictures to appear a certain way. In addition, one scene in the film showed the boy being captured by the news he had seen on social media, and ended up in a bad situation. This also resonated with me because it demonstrates how dangerous it can be to rely on social media to tell you about the world, as it often distorts reality.

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One moment that really resonated was when it was mentioned how politicians and even the creator of their own apps struggle to keep up with the times of technology and struggle with questions about their own apps. This goeas to show that social media and technology is really just out in the world and in the future, there is a change that no one will really have complete control over media or technlogy.

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The talk about a market for trading futures resonated with me. I really dislike the concept of others having that much control over individual lives.
Not much shifted in me, I like to think that I already knew a lot of what they discussed, so my mind wasn't really changed. That being said, I didn't like social media before, so I still don't like it. I think the ethos was a very strong element, as they brought in a lot of people that could be trusted to speak on the subject.

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The part that resonated with me the most was when they talked about the cloud and all of silicon valley being one giant brain and that every user was just a neuron being programmed.   This part resonated with me the most because it really shows how we are not even thought of as people, that we are just tools to be used and manipulated into achieving some financial or political purpose.
Based on the arguments and claims provided in the film, my thoughts on social media have remained relatively the same.  I found that many of the things that they talked about in the film just did not apply to me and in many ways it was over exaggerated.  My thoughts on social media remain:  we should not let social media control our lives and only use it as a tool to improve our lives or the lives of others.  Relying on it for validation or support is a bad idea and it is important to maintain good tools outside of social media.  Also whenever we are getting information from social media it is important to also gather information from outside sources that are researched and proven to be unbiased.
I think that the strongest element of their arguments was the ethos. They brought in a lot of high ranking representatives from inside technology companies who shared personal experiences supporting their claim. This for me was the most convincing.

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What resonated with me was that this could be happening to any of my friends or family. They could be addicted and not even know that they are. Based on the films arguments and claims, my thoughts on social media haven’t changed. I believe that many people see social media as black and white, while I see it as a rainbow. There are some very dark parts, but also very great aspects. I think that their strongest argument, although all of their arguments were strong, was using actors to portray a normal family, and how they were affected by social media. It uses pathos to show the viewer the consequences of social media in everyday life.

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One part of the film that resonated with me most was when they spoke about how social media negatively impacts your health and overall being without our realization. Over the past few years i've most definitely noticed the impact society and social media have on teens, especially girls because most young girls feel as though they have a social standard to live up to. This alters with your mind and causes people to do certain things they normally wouldn't do. This some what shifted my view on overuse of social media.

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From the film the part that resonated with me the most is that social media developers consider their customers users and see them as lab rats which they make profit off of. A specific quote that conveys this message is that, "There are two industries that call their customers 'users': illegal drugs and software" - Edward Tufte. Based on the arguments and evidence based claims used in the film, my thoughts on social media shifted in some ways especially in the aspect that social media developers do not care about the negativity of their creations and only care about the profits. Because we are bombarded with ethos from all the different ex-workers for big software companies we can see the significance of just how harmful their creations can be; however, because I am an emotional being the pathos effected me most heavily.

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Moments from the documentary that resonated with me were when they showed how many people were killing themselves because of social media, and when they showed the massive room of computers. These moments resonate with me because it shows how dangerous social media can be, and how invested they are in tracking your every move.  The documentary didn't cause my views on social media to change dramatically, whoever it definitely made me more aware of the danger social media possesses. The strongest element of their arguments was the statistics showing how a large percent of teens were negatively affected by social media to the point that they cut or killed themselves. Showing the narrative of the boy who couldn't give up his phone for a week was also very effective because it showed how addictive social media can be, and made me think about how frequently I just check my phone out of boredom, and how reliant I am on it for entertainment.