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The Word We live in

A Farm Boy Reflects Summary.

The article raises distressing questions regarding the logical dissociation and

discrepancies in the deeds and words of "humane" meat activists. On the other hand, the author

makes a persuasive statement about the remarkable social bonds, intelligence, and the moral

virtue of various animals that he came across during his childhood on the farm. However, the

author makes plentiful sarcastic comments about how much he enjoys eating the body parts of

these sort of animals. For example, "To this day, when tucking into pork chop, I always feel as if

it is my intellectual equal

Disconnect Urbanism Summary

In this article, the author discusses how cellular devices are presumptuous into every

moment at any possible place. It is impossible to move around in an urban place without seeing

someone on their mobile devices. Thus, mobile phones are the reason why public places are not

so public anymore. Goldberg argues that when you are in a specific place, you must be able to

interact and experience that place with one’s full attention. Unfortunately, this is impossible

today because our generation is full of cell phones everywhere. As an example, Goldberg uses

the quote, "When you are in the forest, you want to experience its woodiness.” It is, therefore,

regrettable how the current generation depends too much on this mobile devices. Typically,
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complaints regarding the use of cell phones in public areas are most common. In conclusion,

there are significant advancements in technology over time, and it is sure to get worse.

Where Anonymity Breeds Contempt Summary

In this article, the Julie Zhuo debates that anonymity has been a significant problem to

society and there is a need for it to be banned. She goes ahead to explain that anonymity causes

online users to behave unethically because their identity is hidden. In some instances, even good

people tend to change their behavior as a result of the online disinhibition effect (Zhuo par.6).

Zhuo defines trolling as, “the act of posting inflammatory, derogatory or provocative messages

in public forums” (Zhuo par.3). Anonymity gives tyrants a chance to victimize many people,

without caring how their actions affect others. Thus, Zhuo gives her audience with a million

reasons why anonymity should be banned, and she also provides numerous solutions for the

audience to consider.