ENC 1101 UCF Effect of Social Media on Human Interactions Paper The final impact for the Concluding Paragraph below is provided by a VIVID IMAGE. At the t

ENC 1101 UCF Effect of Social Media on Human Interactions Paper The final impact for the Concluding Paragraph below is provided by a VIVID IMAGE. At the time the Web was born, in the early 1990s, a popular trope was that a new generation of teenagers, reared in the conservative Reagan years, had turned out to be exceptionally bland. The members of “Generation X” were characterized as blank and inert. The anthropologist Steve Barnett saw in them the phenomenon of pattern exhaustion, in which a culture runs out of variations in their pottery and becomes less creative. A common rationalization in the fledgling world of digital culture back then was that we were entering a transitional lull before a creative storm–or were already in the eye of one. But we were not passing through a momentary calm. We had, rather, entered a persistent somnolence, and I have come to believe that we will escape it only when we kill the hive. –JARON LANIER, You Are Not a GadgetThis paragraph uses complex sentence structure and very precise language, a hallmark of academic writing. But you know where to look for the concluding strategy–at the end! And when you re-read the paragraph, slow down your reading and re-phrase each sentence to yourself so you can comprehend what the author is saying. He uses a lot of synonyms closely related to sleep: bland, inert, exhaustion, lull, and calm. He finishes off his analysis of the “Generation X” with an unexpected and vivid declaration: “. . . we will escape it only when we kill the hive.”After reflecting on how the above paragraph was structured, write you own concluding paragraph using a vivid image as your concluding strategy. Be sure your reader can clearly picture your image and that it is striking. You may choose your own topic.