Anna12 december 2013 16:44
Thanks for the tip, I did look at others but Since reflections is about what "I" specifically learned I felt like I couldn't simply "copy" any other persons thoughts and reflection. Though It did help, to se what others had wrote.
Hi, well when it comes to theory I think it depends on the area of the research. In some areas there would be hard to get your theory accepted unless reviewed by other researchers in that specific area. But I think there where a lot of different opinions on that and as the teacher said during the seminar next year another opinion might turn up or another definition could be explained for theory. I feel It was nice to discuss it but to much discussion could just make people disagree more and we should just try to understand that Theory is something that is never going to be a subject that is set in stone.
A great point I think, but as I was not able to attend the lecture that week I did not know these things. It is good thing that you forwarded this information to me and I can absolutely agree with what you say about we not talking to more people because of "new media". My point was not to say that we do but that we reach out to more people, saying that before it would have taken longer time for us to get information from around the world while now it could take us seconds. But as we only had a limited amount of words to put into each post I had to limit my explanation on some questions because I was interested in answering others more thoroughly.
Good questions you have there, that I have not considered myself. You asked "What does that make us?" Well the first thing I thought of when reading that was "we are all liars" and we kind of are, if you really think about it do we go one day without telling some kind of lie? I would say we do not, and we probably don't do it on purpose every time and we are not bad people because of it, we are just Humans.
I agree with you, science for me when I was a kid was always something strict and boring. But now I see why the complexity of it and how it sometimes can lead to "endless" conversations and discussion that in the end can change how you think about a certain thing.
Thanks for that comment I'll try to answer the questions you have about it. Well, the big companies changed it because they put legal pressure on YouTube to change. A lot of the companies thought that the laws and regulations was not followed completely by YouTube and that is why we have the YouTube we have today. And the users have not just been happy about the changes so of course regular users like you and me, have pressured YouTube to stay as "open" ass possible to us. Hope that made it a bit clearer for you else I would refer you to actually read the text(If you got time) it actually had a lot of interesting history on YouTube, things I did not know before.
Thank you Jenny, I appreciate the comment, I didn't know If this would be a good example our not but thought it was something that I could relate to, not just because I am a women but because it is something that is happening right now and not something that happened a hundred years ago.
Thank you for that comment. It feels good to know I got some things right because I was really unsure when reading the text. I have read things like this before but it still makes me confused at times. So getting confirmation on that is appreciated.
