Tim's Blog

In today's society, almost EVERYONE has to argue about something. Everyone wants their opinion and belief to be known and influence other people. Some people just naturally want to disagree with you because that's their genetic make up. People argue sometimes in order to get their opinions heard and for others to follow their beliefs. It may be hard to change someone's whole perspective of something, but arguing about it means you really care about it. An argument is an exchange of opposing views, although it can be associated with heated disagreements, arguments can simply be civilized opposing views combating each other to overthrow the weaker standpoint. There are different ways to positively and negatively argue about a topic. Most people let their feelings get in the way which causes emotion to rise and they end up making it a personal issue, which then creates divisional walls for both parties and no productivity is done in the discussion. Instead of getting pers

In 2017, there are very few things that have heavy impact on the masses. One of the biggest influences on most citizens is social media. Social media enhances our communication and point of view but silently destroys our character and personal lives. Social Media provides an amazing way for us to explore the world and everything in it with just our fingertips, and we can explore different motives and ways of life throughout the human race. Communication is also at its fastest rate it has ever been since the beginning of time, and social media also provides a platform for us to speak out on issues and subjects going on in our lives. But even through all the communication and publicity benefits, social media is destroying our character by giving us false images and hopes for things we think we want and making us conform to social media as an outlet from our lives which therefore destroys our interpersonal skills and relationships. With the click of a button, you can go anywhere in th

I am currently half way through my first week of college and it seems pretty interesting. The food is pretty good, my schedule is decent and most of the classes aren't too long. Most of my professors are pretty decent, they aren't too strict, except for my biology teacher. She's very strict and has no emotion at all. Everything should be fine, the only roadblock is all the reading I'm required to do. I'm not much of a reader unless I'm interested, but I'm not really interested in any of my classes, I just have to take them to move on. Hopefully this year will be a smooth transition and a year i get to meet people and grow and have fun. It shouldn't be too stressful, as long as i really take responsibility fro what I do at home.