Create a new (and improved) version of the argument that you have been developing throughout this course. Try to make sure that all of your premises are true and that your reasoning is inductively strong. Again, consider how someone with the opposite point of view might criticize your argument and see if you can improve it to avoid those objections.
Present your argument in standard form and explain any weaknesses that might remain. A weakness could mean a premise that many might disagree with or questions about the strength of the inference. Indicate briefly how you might address those weaknesses to strengthen your argument further. What further information might strengthen your argument the most?
Here is the standard form I used I need to redo!
Premise 1:Cyberbullying
Premise 2:Excessive time on Social media can harm your relationships
Premise 1:worldwide connectivity
Premise 2:Social media enhance relationships
C. The increasing popularity of social networking websites such as Facebook has affected how we interact with one another affecting all relationships good and bad.
We have evolved and no longer restricted by geography, destined to interact with the individuals close to our physical areas. Starting with employment meetings to personal discussions with friends, you can now interact with anybody you want, regardless of their location. Modern technology and the internet have allowed us to have a larger network of personal connections, and with that network comes the opportunity to make every more connections through mutual acquaintances. The internet has made it easier than ever to meet people and build relationships because it gives us a foot in the door and an effortless way to start a dialogue with a stranger (Pgicom, 2016).
