💬 The internet is a wonderful place that provides interconnectedness and knowledge.  This tool is often seen as hostile and extreme, and I do not believe that is the internets fault.  I believe it is the people's freedom to blame.  The internet provides the ultimate freedom.  From speech, to what you can do, to privacy.  This gives us the freedom to act however we want on the Internet without the law or social constraints that we have when leaving our home.  There is no positive or negative consequence to commenting or not on a post, this can lead to people responding to things that they feel extreme towards.  For example, if a person sees a post about something they love/hate they will feel more inclined to say something about it rather than someone who feels neutral on the topic.  Leading to a bias if you look at the internet as a whole.

💬 Our statement of purpose is to show other kids that they aren't alone. if you are a first generation student or a child of immigrant parents, you aren't alone. we did it in a podcast type of way so other people don't have to read about just my experience, but they also get more peoples experience instead of one. since everyone has a different story, it wouldn't make sense for it to be in a essay since that only shows one side of a story. but a podcast shows more than one.

💬 I am talking about the change in attention span in teenagers throughout the years.  I am doing this because I found a study on it and it was interesting.  This will show people how technology advances throughout the years have affected us in the negative ways rather than the positive.  This will show the coorelation between technology adavances and decline in attention span.