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At present, an increasing number of patients faced with health problems are searching for other ways such as a prescription instead of a doctor. In my view, this is a negative approach due to many reasons.
Undeniably, junk food is harmful to people’s health. Some think that people could stop consuming them if they are well-educated, while others think this will not work. The writer leans towards the latter as these fast foodfood actually become an indispensable part of today's life.
The development of technology allows people can access the internet and digital TV easily. It is argued that nowadays people from ordinary backgrounds can be actors or actresses too. This condition can have a negative impact on the young generation because there is a possibility they will leave school rather than take higher education to become influencers. However, this condition can also motivate the young generation to be agents of change by working in the creative industry.
The issue of gender equality remains a topic of significant debate. While some argue that equality between genders has been gained in most developed nations, others, including me, contend that we have to make a substantial progress, particularly in less developed regions.
Some people like to do the things they used to do. Others like to try new stuff. Today, I would like to discuss both merits and demerits and give my opinion on this topic in the following paragraphs.