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The truth about Facebook

Dr. Smith, who has a PHD in zoology, conducted an experiment to find out whether Facebook boosts your self-confidence or de-creases it.
He chose 2 test subjects (Bob and Joe) at random who all use Facebook regularly; they are both healthy specimens who live regular lives.
From his research he has discovered a new phenomenon; these tests have been conducted very safely, Very fairly and very reliable. These tests show that Facebook boosts user’s self-confidence, as when we are at home we normally waste our time playing PS3 games or Xbox games when we could do more socialising online talking with friends or even make new friends, even though other test results have shown that Facebook makes it harder for us to communicate in person and easy to communicate over the phone and on the computer.
Dr. Smith results have shown that this is untrue as his Tests show that actually using Facebook increases self-confidence in all aspects of communication, he hasn’t revealed what these tests were, but he’s a man we can trust.

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we respond to Joe as if he is someone we know, someone we’ve met in are past and we try to connect with the person he is and we feel for the way he is being treated regardless of the fact we know he’s alive as he wrote the book, he has been very brave through his struggle and we sympathies for the fact that there is nothing he can do about what is happening other then trying his hardest to walk back, and there is nothing we can do to help him even if we have some water in are hand i think this helps us to understand how lucky we are to have what we have e.g. water he would probably give one of his fingers for a bottle of water and we could probably go round the corner and get some.

By Emil William Terry

Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

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