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Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Young people todays are more likely to help others than young people in the past.
Thanks to the advanced technology and science, our society became more and more connected. We can talk with our friends by dialing a telephone number, communicate with our partners by sending an e-mails, discuss with a foreigner by using the internet. Undoubtedly, all these should make us like helping each other (I don't get the reasoning. Why must more connectedness make someone more inclined to help other people?). However, according to my experience, we are showing less intention to help each other than our past generations. Why does this peculiar phenomenon occur? What makes us isolated from each other? I think there are two main reasons to illustrated it (You've been raising questions, not conclusions – there's nothing to 'illustrate', but only to 'answer'.).
First of all, although nowadays we have benefits from our ingenious e-products (No such phrase. It sounds very cheesy anyway..), it's these products that separate us from each other, making us to be a indifferent person. There is no doubt to say that the epitome is the internet. I remember when I was in high school when the internet wasn't prevailing ('prevail' is a verb, not an adjective.). If I have some questions about the books ('the' books about what?), I can discuss these questions with my classmates. They virtually like to help me solve the problems.(You can't connect two independent sentences with just a comma in English.) Through this process, we may even find some new ideas which are relevant to the original question. But, after the internet became popular, nowadays high school students exhibited less of a disposition to discuss with their classmates. As i brother (?) told me, once upon a time (This phrase is reserved for telling stories to children, especially for telling fairy tales..it's not a phrase you would use in normal daily conversations. Just use 'once', seriously.), he had trouble about understanding a physical concepttion (A 'conception' is not the same as a 'concept'. And I still don't quite know what a 'physical concept' is..perhaps you meant 'a concept in physics'.), so he went to ask one of his friends. Instead of a discussion, the only answer he received was "Are you serious? Why don't you use the google?" The answer not only made my brother feel very frustrated , but also let me feel very strange. Technology should be a better way to let us cooperate, instead, they lead us to a situation in which everybody believes that there is no necessity to help the others because they can google it.]
Furthermore, we lived in a secular world which is filled with hedonism (Look, one of my favorite words!), commercialism and consumerism. It will make us foster a self-centered characteristic (To 'foster' is usually to grow something good. Egoism, meanwhile, is not usually something you want to 'foster'..) which gives us a impression that helping the others may let us become more vulnerable. So we are reluctant to help the others. For instance, there are/were two friends who always help each other during the college. After they graduated, they both enter an enterprise and share a similar position of assisting engineer (Again, you can't just write sentences comma after comma in English. A failure to grasp the basics of sentence construction will undermine all the complex sentence structures you try to flaunt.). But once a friend is promoted while the other one stays at the same position , then the cooperation is over (I personally don't see what the problem is here. Who says you must always keep helping each other during work just because you were friends in college? It is of course a nice thing if somebody does that, but this is never an obligation. Plus, I don't see how this example relates to the 1st sentence – that it is hedonism, commercialism and blah that are making these two friends so selfish and are corrupting their spirit of helpfulness.). Admittedly, it is very sad to see the two friends never help each other again, but it reflects that it's the selfishness that makes us less likely to help the others.
In conclusion, Comparing to our past young people, we don't prefer to help the others.
总结:
嗯。。请特别注意单复一致和分句。。论述上感觉是比较狗血一点不过没有很致命的问题。。
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