This is called Logos. Niles uses examples throughout her article that shows the reader personal interaction is much better than technological interaction. She is very bland with her argument which makes the reader almost feel stupid if they do not agree with her. One of her bland arguments stated, “Instead of spending time in person with friends, we just call, text or instant message them. It may seem simpler, but we ultimately end up seeing our friends face to face a lot less. Ten texts can’t even begin to equal an hour spent chatting with a friend over lunch” (Niles). Even because logos was not used as strongly as ethos and pathos, Niles still found a way to make the reader feel a sense logic to her
This is called Logos. Niles uses examples throughout her article that shows the reader personal interaction is much better than technological interaction. She is very bland with her argument which makes the reader almost feel stupid if they do not agree with her. One of her bland arguments stated, “Instead of spending time in person with friends, we just call, text or instant message them. It may seem simpler, but we ultimately end up seeing our friends face to face a lot less. Ten texts can’t even begin to equal an hour spent chatting with a friend over lunch” (Niles). Even because logos was not used as strongly as ethos and pathos, Niles still found a way to make the reader feel a sense logic to her