Prompt: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Today,there are so many sources of news amd information that it is difficult to know whom to believe or who is telling the truth.

Since the first television was invented, human-beings have entered a world of information. With the surprising amount of information, some people believe that we are no longer able to determine who should be trusted and who shouldn't. From my perspective, however, the growing amount of information will not befuddle us at all. In contrast, they enable people to make informed choice. Ċ When provided with oceans of information, people have the ability to choose, what to hear and what not to receive. For instance, when got the morning newspaper, do you read all articles word by word? Of course not. In fact, you just scan the titles-the themes of these long articles, and only when you find one interests you will you continue reading the context. So it is the same when people receive information. Ċ Large quantities of information are not confusing because people are able to select the information they receive. More notably, a great deal of information helps people to make informed choice. Ċ Information broadens people's horizon so that it is easier for them to differentiate variant kinds of advertisements, eliminating prejudges and bias. Imagine you are born in a scanty village where information is cut off from the outside world. You may never know what car is and naturally make the assumption that riding a horse is the fast way to move from one place to another. With adequate information, now we have more choices when we want to travel to Mexico from California. Ships and planes are in our consideration. Ċ From what has been discussed above, we may safely draw the conclusion that more information is not a bad thing. It doesn't make it more difficult to distinguish good and bad. Instead, it contributes to people's wise choices.