Today, more and more people want thing instantly (eg: goods, service, news) why is this? Is it a positive or negative development?

Nowadays, many
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would like to act
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immediately
such
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, economy. It comes from the demand of saving time
as well as
effort in everything. As I see it, it is
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positive development about the high speed of dealing
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. It is crucial for society to understand that innovations
such
as the internet, mobile phones or social networks all cause a lack of attention span in users.
This
is caused by
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getting used to short content and information in today's digital world.
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, by not wanting to patiently long for things,
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tend to want those values instantly and would potentially get mad when do not get a proper service, With the development of that trend, humans now will always want things urgently and will not appreciate the entire value of what they are receiving. What I mean is because of always wanting their benefits to be fast and rapid, those things will be seen as ordinary but not as valuable as those you have to work hard and wait for.
Therefore
, consumers are less likely to be grateful for that value.
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, you will be much more proud of yourself if you get a degree of education by hard-working learning rather than going to class not paying attention and cheating in exams or illegally buying one. In conclusion,
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increasingly prefer everything immediately
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. It can bring many advantages
as well as
the risk of dependence on the
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the supervision
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You have provided a reasonable response to the prompt, discussing both the reasons for the demand for instant gratification and presenting the positives and negatives. However, try to elaborate more on the pros and cons of this trend to make your argument more balanced and comprehensive.
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Use more relevant and specific examples to support your arguments. For instance, mention specific technologies or industries where the demand for instant results is prominent.
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Provide more supporting details for your main points. Explain how exactly short content and information lead to a lack of appreciation for value, and explore the consequences of this trend.
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You have clearly stated your position regarding the demand for instant gratification, and your argument is understandable.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • instant gratification
  • advent of technology
  • smartphones
  • internet
  • social media platforms
  • online shopping
  • fast-paced nature
  • modern life
  • immediate satisfaction
  • drive innovation
  • efficiency
  • streamlined
  • user-friendly
  • erosion of patience
  • impulsive buying
  • shallow consumption
  • interpersonal relationships
  • unrealistic standards
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