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12/09/10 During this past decade, reality shows have become very popular. Viewers tune in every week to see people getting voted off, singing contests, couples with lots of kids, and groups of crazy people that are living under one roof. But is this fad really worth it? How does it affect the viewers and those involved, and how do they trick us into thinking that this is really “reality”? After participating in reality shows, some contestants have had mental breakdowns or even committed suicide. According to TheWrap.com, eleven contestants or would-be contestants from reality shows across the globe have committed suicide. Nadine

In the mid-2000s, a young college student founded a website called "The StatuSphere," which would become a groundbreaking revolution in social networking. Ten years later, half the world's population is on the network. However, only a few are aware of what really goes on at the website's headquarters. For the past few years, social scientists have teamed up with the NSA and performed social experiments on selected users. By cherry-picking the articles appearing in the users' newsfeed, they gradually manipulate the users’ emotions, turning once-normal people into radical extremists. Meanwhile, the NSA would closely monitor the status u