-This is testimonial , because it shows a famous person (Taylor Swith) trying to sale keds. The people see Taylor Swith and are gonna wanna buy some keds cause she has some and might wanna be like her

and is also promoting the item to bring more people to proactiv

How does this connect to what brain scientist say?

It connects because it's saying it's true about Google because the scientist agree with the idea----Dontraynae Grinae

Nice work Sabastian. By telling readers what brain scientist say, it strengthens their argument about how Google makes people dumb.

How are "facts" going to help the author establish his position? To tell them that if these facts come from the scientist so they must be true

Almost! They already think that we believe that brain scientist are smart, so why are they using information about what brain scientist say?Cause there usually smart which is testimonial so the brain scientists is smart or a expert cause people say they know what there doing

Who is "they" and they want us to know what "what" means? People are trying to inform us what Google means

Yes he does, but why did he think it is important to include information about what brain surgeons ?

This doesn't answer the question asked. You were to explain what the author's purpose is in including the information about the brain surgeons.

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By using the findings of brain surgeons, the author is implying that his argument about Google must be true because brain surgeons say that you need to be calm for your brain to develop.

What is his opinion, and why did he use information from a brain surgeon?

Keep in mind that this is persuasive. Why include such a statement in persuasive text?

I agree with your interpretation; however, I would like to know why he used the findings of brain surgeons to support his position.

He needed the brain surgeon to prove his fact because him by himself cannot prove it alone so he needed someone to help prove what he means by Google making us lose our ability and f thinking correctly.

Who is "they"? Also, why does he want them to know how Google may affect the brain, and why did he use what brain surgeons believe? I meant to put the person who is trying get people to use less of Google because it is not good for the brain

Nice work Naomi. He likely uses a scientist to provide support to his argument about the brain not being able to develop because of Google. He also probably did use brain surgeons because people would believe something said by a surgeon more than they'd believe him.

Is it really telling you to make up your own mind, or is it telling you to trust someone else? Sorta but still it's trying to make us feel like Goole is bad for you

Nice usage of "might" because this is an inference question. Yes, the author wants to stress the point about people needing to use their brains, but why did he include that information about brain surgeons

The author might have included information about brain surgeons because brain surgeons are very smart and know lots about the brain and the author might think that the people will stop using google because the surgeons said so

How do these sentences connect with Google making people stupid?

Do the sentences focus on how we feel, or do they focus on how brain surgeons feel about brain development?

Nice work! I'd like to know who came up with this answer, but since there is no name, I can't give any credit.

AWESOME Using "testimony" as a persuasive device should make readers believe that the author's position on Google is correct.

If this the author's purpose, why did he include information about the research of a brain surgeon

What is "it", and how do "it" affect someone?

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