Some random person

I watched this expecting to get an effective argument out of these people. But instead I got a very repetitive argument full of exaggerations and points leading to nowhere. I'd really liked them to talk more about why more people are taking their life on social media (I know it goes way deeper than this) and how these people can get help. I absolutely hate the part where one of the guys compared apples to oranges, in his own words "technology has advanced so fast, but cars are not getting any faster" like what is that supposed to mean!? Cars are not electronics they do not need to be any faster, and if they do what makes any more useful? It's just going to make cars a whole lot more dangerous, but on the other hand processors and graphics cards do because of the higher demand of workloads people and developers need. We also need more real world situations and not payed actors who only care about the money. In an effective argument you should never be so one sided! It always feels like no one else but then can have an opinion. It's like a Twitter arguments all over again. Also I DON'T care if I get an ad that I like, because I just like it. Isn't that what the algorithm is made for? If I'm not entertained why would I even use the app in the first place? Oh and if you're a content creator you can study on how to become a successful one by manipulating the algorithm (which is quite interesting). Social Media isn't as bad as this movie has betrayed it. This is literally a "Netflix adaptation". So overall I hope these people can better educate themselves before making a multimillion dollar project on a very touchy subject. I also believe these people have also been on the internet for far too long to make such a bad argument. And this documentary itself is manipulative, trying to make you think that social media is the worst thing ever. Don't fail english or else you'll end up like these people. And yes this was an accidental essay.

This is a great game! It allows you to build your own vehicles and drive them around! Not only that you can build vehicles you could build houses and bases or anything you want (water now exists in creative mode so you can make awesome boats) you can save all your creations on the lift (only when it's not welded to the ground). Especially in survival mode you can actually use your vehicles and bases for a good purpose. I've seen a lot of creative ideas I'd never would of thought of on the workshop. The mod community is also great, I've downloaded many cool mods from the workshop and used them in my creations. With the recent update I think made the game much better than it was before. The update added the ability to go upside down without the camera freaking out. It also allowed more ragdolls to be in one spot without lagging as much which I find very useful for base defenses. The creative world is also now much bigger than it was before which is great for flyers, planes and or really fast cars. You can make your own tiles and add anything you want in your world which is awesome. Challenge mode is also great it gets your brain working. I really didn't get through much of challenge mode so there's not much more I can explain. One thing I'd think would need a bit of work would be the physics engine like driving to close/bumping into another creation would result in a lot of lag, but other than that this game is a 10/10! This is definitely not a game for the people who thinks this is a rip off of Minecraft which it's clearly not. There are wheels, seats, suspension and gravity physics. Don't forget that the world isn't even the same, so really I see no comparison with each other. This is also not a game for people who only just tryed the survival mode of the game and think it's too hard and just quit and never played again they should always try creative mode first. Don't just back of when you can't get something built you can always try again until your successful, failing is part of learning afterall. I'd recommend this game to anyone who are interested in sandbox games.