At global events is a really big topic to talk about it because that majority of people lose feeling of time when they are located as social media because social media is other reality which can give you other feelings and You lose the time so fast. What I want to say about it is save your time, manage it and take a schedule at real time. But social media can give you illusion to make some tasks much more easily than you do think. For example, the subscribe at social media can give you more opportunity and it can give you social status only at internet and that social stats in internet can affect on your self esteem, can increase it or decrease it and I think discrimination should be blocked by governments and in my view it isn’t so matter if we talk about own perception.
Band 5+: To what extent do you believe that social media influences people's perceptions and understanding of current events?
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Global events is a really big topic to discuss because the majority of people lose their sense of time when they are on social media. Social media creates another reality that can evoke different feelings, and you lose track of time so quickly. What I want to emphasize is to save your time, manage it, and stick to a real schedule. However, social media can create the illusion that some tasks are much easier than you think. For example, subscribing to social media can provide more opportunities and can give you social status only on the internet. That social status online can affect your self-esteem, either increasing or decreasing it. I believe discrimination should be addressed by governments, and in my view, it doesn't matter much if we talk about our own perceptions.
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