Which argument from "The Dangers of Social Media" presented a better argument? Explain
your answer. 4 sentences minimum)

It has become second nature for us to pick up our phones and log on to our social media profiles immediately after waking up.

We mindlessly scroll through hundreds of posts. We comment, we react, we ‘like’ and we ‘share’. Many of us prefer not to think of the disadvantages of social media, because of how dependent we are on it as a form of entertainment — a way to stop boredom.

For many of us, it is an unknown addiction.

It has become second nature for us to pick up our phones and log on to our social media profiles immediately after waking up.

We mindlessly scroll through hundreds of posts. We comment, we react, we ‘like’ and we ‘share’. Many of us prefer not to think of the disadvantages of social media, because of how dependent we are on it as a form of entertainment — a way to stop boredom.

For many of us, it is an unknown addiction.

Explanation:

It has become second nature for us to pick up our phones and log on to our social media profiles immediately after waking up.

We mindlessly scroll through hundreds of posts. We comment, we react, we ‘like’ and we ‘share’. Many of us prefer not to think of the disadvantages of social media, because of how dependent we are on it as a form of entertainment — a way to stop boredom.

For many of us, it is an unknown addiction.

in paragraph 6 of "sinners in the hands of an angry god" by jonathan edwards, he talks about how doing good things alone will not save men from going to hell because they're at the mercy of the will of god. "spiritual reform" provides men with a false sense of safety.

the answer is d i just took the test

explanation:

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