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Some say that news has no connection with most people's life and it is a waste of time for most of us to read newspapers and watch television news programs. DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?

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Some individuals are of the belief that there is no connection between
news
 and the majority of people's life,
accordingly
 spending time on the press
such
 as reading newspapers and watching the
news
 on TV is a waste.
This
 is a viewpoint with which I partially disagree for a number of justifications. On the one hand, the press information that individuals are exposed to every minute in different media can have no connection with people's lives for the main reason of fake
news
. Primarily, nowadays with the advent of online media distinction between real one and fake
news
 is very challenging for professional ankers who are specialised rather than the normal public who are gullible easily
for instance
 they can rely on a video about a former armed rubbery in other countries as a new case in their town.
On the other hand
, the direct and indirect impact of reports on society members is inevitable.
Initially
, considering the influence of
this
 on lives they should trust authorised sources as their
news
 feed ,not any online website or social media posts since the mental impact of those fake
news
 on any subject is huge.
In addition
, reading up-to-date headlines on different subjects
such
 as the economy of sports has its positive point
for instance
 being aware of the trade market is very helpful in one's economic decisions and making money both in gaining interests or avoiding damage. In conclusion, some might argue that there is no connection between most people's lives and it is a waste of time for most of us to read newspapers and watch television
news
 programs since everyone is exposed to fake
news
 and it's hard to split them. In my opinion;
however
,
this
 idea is not rather groundless for above mentioned reasons.
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