In todays society many articles and writings may not always be true, it’s always difficult to find credible sources. In the three articles “Why Nice Guys Finish Last” by Julia Serano, “Visible Man: Ethics in a World without Secrets” by Peter Singer, and “The Weirdest People in the World” by Joseph Henrich, they all represent different ways of how a source can be credible. Many authors and writers strive to make their work and sources credible for the audience, which is why using personal experience, developing a strong tone, and using hard evidence helps to make a source credible. In order to make a source seem more credible, many authors and writers will use their own personal experience. Julia Serano uses her own personal experience with
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The authors who usually write these articles are well educated people with many published books and writings. These authors may not notice their type of tone in their writings, but it does stand out to the readers. Watters is a well educated man with many publishings even featured in the New York Times Magazine. When authors are highly educated and quite experienced, their tone may be completely different of someone writing an article that isn't educated as well as someone like Watters. Experience and knowledge shows speaks volume in one’s writing and demonstrates that the article being read comes from a well educated author. Which will help the reader to understand that the article and the source are credible. One who is not as educated, as say Watters, will have a completely different tone that makes readers question if what they're reading is even true. They may use too much slang or be too playful and not serious. Since Watters is well educated, the tone of his articles come naturally to him which help the reader to understand the credibility of the source. The overall tone of the essay shows the readers that the author understands the topic and is well educated about the topic. The audience wants to be confident that what article they're reading is
The authors who usually write these articles are well educated people with many published books and writings. These authors may not notice their type of tone in their writings, but it does stand out to the readers. Watters is a well educated man with many publishings even featured in the New York Times Magazine. When authors are highly educated and quite experienced, their tone may be completely different of someone writing an article that isn't educated as well as someone like Watters. Experience and knowledge shows speaks volume in one’s writing and demonstrates that the article being read comes from a well educated author. Which will help the reader to understand that the article and the source are credible. One who is not as educated, as say Watters, will have a completely different tone that makes readers question if what they're reading is even true. They may use too much slang or be too playful and not serious. Since Watters is well educated, the tone of his articles come naturally to him which help the reader to understand the credibility of the source. The overall tone of the essay shows the readers that the author understands the topic and is well educated about the topic. The audience wants to be confident that what article they're reading is