The graphs indicate computer ownership between 2002 and 2010.

The graphs show an

increasing trend throughout the year, starting at around 55% in 2002 to around 80% in 2010. Therefore,
showing that computers are used more throughout the year. At the education level, the usage of
computers also increases in all levels of education. On the lowest level which is no high school diploma
in 2002 the number is fairly low below 15%, then in 2010, it experienced a major increase by 25%. The
trend continues as high school graduate follows, from 35% in 2002 to 65% in 2010. Although the biggest
major increase is for college students (incomplete). As the number in 2002 goes from 55% to 85%. This is
one of the biggest increases in computer ownership at the educational level. The highest ownership of
computers is by postgraduate qualification. They are the highest from 2002 to 2010, from 75% to 90% in
2010. Overall, in general, computer ownership shows a major increase, between 2002 and 2010.

I agree, nowadays it is more common for people to be judged by their material and social status.
A person who has expensive or branded materials will be more valued and more respected in the
community. Honor, respect, and trust don’t share the same value as it's used to in our society. The
reason varies, some may befriend those for private benefits, such as free bags, shoes, and much more. I
believe that we should go back to the way it was, where respect and trust are earned and where respect
is more valued than materials.

In the era that we live in, where judgement is made by and towards each other, we pick our friends
based on how they treat us, while another important factor is what they offer also and how it can
benefit us in the process. It is difficult to hold ourselves and not judge others. We often judge people
based on their looks and determine by ourselves whether he or she is worth it for us. It is a common
problem in this new era of society.

In short, a person will think twice about friending a person whose social values are low, as a person
might those can and may bring them down to degrade their social values. A person who is wealthy and
successful most likely will not befriend someone who is below their social level. Society and its value
have changed. I personally believed that it is better to value someone based on their trust and respect
towards us, and not based on their materials and social status.