• In the reading, “Today’s Apps Are Turning us into Sociopaths”, the author argues that the apparent convenience of BroApp is deeply patronizing for women and destructive for both parties of a relationship.
• The author’s main reason to support his view is the egregious utilization of deception by the BroApp user in the context of something so exigent as the health of a relationship. The app is unapologetically designed to enable deception on the part of one member in a relationship and is advertised as a convenient aid in communication. The author also notes that both the perpetrator and victim of this deception are devalued in the use of this app.
• After considering the author’s argument, I believe we should be convinced because the implications
• The author’s main reason to support his view is the egregious utilization of deception by the BroApp user in the context of something so exigent as the health of a relationship. The app is unapologetically designed to enable deception on the part of one member in a relationship and is advertised as a convenient aid in communication. The author also notes that both the perpetrator and victim of this deception are devalued in the use of this app.
• After considering the author’s argument, I believe we should be convinced because the implications