Technological Impacts on the Young Generation

About the technical influence of the young generation (social media) Introduction Since we introduced the Internet and other media to our daily lives, we have discussed and commented on the influence of these new media on young generation social relations and activities had. It is controversial whether advances in technology prove whether it is a gospel to society, especially young people, or a tragedy. In the past, the rapid development of television has also caused many problems as well as discussions on social and cultural influences.

Friedman's claim seems too arbitrary if we compare the discussions of the two authors on the impact of technology on the young generation. Friedman visited several universities, including his alma mater, his daughter's school, and other universities; he felt the young generation was too quiet. Friedman called them '' Q generation ': a quiet American.' He criticized the Q generation as "quietly pursuing their idealism"; Friedman did not agree with this behavior: "They will not pay attention just if they do not spit" (98) Friedman established his argument through pure observation; I think Friedman's argument lacks objectivity. I actively condemn the young generation not talking about society unless they talk. On the other hand, Fishman defends the first generation Q in his article; he points out that people misunderstanding technical improvements will promote the laziness of the young generation ( 72)

Thomas L. Friedman's "Third Generation Q" and "The First Generation Q Generation" by Rob Fishman share a common understanding of the behavior of the young generation of the present generation. Topic Friedman criticized the young generation as the third generation - a quiet American and calling this generation too quiet. However, Fishman expressed his opposition in his article. He explained why this generation has a quiet personality and denied Friedman's philosophy of silence is wrong. The two articles analyzed the problem in a similar way, and the evidence supporting them seems reasonable. Nonetheless, from the perspective of objectivity, support for detail, and conclusion, "Generation of Generations Q" is more convincing and more effective in expressing the characteristics of young people of this generation is.