A person's worth nowadays seems to be judged according to social status and material possessions. Old-fashioned values, such as honor, kindness and trust, no longer seem important. To what extend do you agree/ disagree with this option?

I agree that a person's worth nowadays seems to be judged
according to
social status and material possessions. But I account that old-fashioned values,
such
as honor, kindness and trust important too. Nowadays we get a lot of information from the Internet. Often we try to get
first
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impression about
people
using Instagram, Facebook and other sources.
Persons
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publish their best
fotos
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photos
from expensive and famous places like
five-stars
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hotels, Mishlens restaurants,
theaters
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,
trips
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and trips
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,
with
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. But we
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understand
that
this
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this person
these people
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people
try to show higher social status and material possessions than they have. When we
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this
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this person
these people
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people
in real life nutshell go away and we
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understand
that we have
busines
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business
with simple
people
. And old-fashioned values became more important
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social status and material possessions. How we can trust him? Will be she kind
this
my child? How
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much
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can I
belive
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him? In conclusion, I would like to say that old-fashioned values are important nowadays too.
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