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You have sat through 3568 spinsYou have sat through 3568 spinsYou have sat through 3568 spinsYou have sat through 3568 spinsYou have sat through 3568 spins!

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Because real alive people said what there thoughts were and they showed people actually sharing there ideas.

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I wasn't here to watch the video, therefore I don't know the answer

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I think the evidence is more convincing in the video because there are more credible sources in video. There are more credible people that give us more information about sleep, than what I found in the texts.

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The evidence is more convincing because you are actually able to see the evidence, instead if just taking the author's word for it.

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I think the video is more convincing because you can see with your own eyes and see the people giving the evidence. It is also less confusing because the video can show you

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The video evidence was more convincing, because in a video, you can see the problem visually.👀

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The evidence is more convincing because you get a chance to see who is saying what, and to know that they actually said what they said, rather than thinking this person said this because you only read about it, and you didn't actually see them say it.

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I think the video is more convincing because it shows how you need more sleep and how you need sleep for school and how it s important for you.

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Because real alive people said what there thoughts were and they showed people actually sharing there ideas.

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it is more convincing because the article was older and the video was more resent.

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I think that the evidence in the video was more convincing because first of all, you could see the evidence happening. Another thing is that you could see all of the credible sources.

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I think the evidence in the video was more convincing because you can see the test that they did and how it effected the student with your own eyes. You can also tell that there not making it up if you hear them saying it.

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I think that the evidence in the video is more convincing because it actually shows proof that the tests really happened, and it also shows proof that the experts really did say something. In the written articles what the experts said is there, but we don't know if it is true or not.
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Because you can see what is happing and understand exactly what they are saying.

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I think that the evidence in the video is more convincing because it shows the tests and has the experts talking, instead of quotes from the experts. There is no way we can say that these sources aren't credible because we are watching them do tests.