參考範文一：資訊技術不能解決一切
The difficulty in acquiring useful information in spite of advanced information technology
The recent decades has witnessed the remarkable development of information technology, which indicates we have entered an era of information. However, here arises an issue about how to dive into oceans of information and acquire the useful one.
It is widely acknowledged that advanced information technology just provides us with a platform to search and share news, messages and our life experience. The source, truth and value of those information, however, are always unrevealed. Besides, those who master advanced technology are usually slaving for filtering, estimating and combining those fragmented information they have found, which further contributes to the difficulty of acquiring useful information. Just imagine we will host a conference about climate crisis and use a famous search-engine to look for something needed in the meeting introduction. Can you quickly and accurately acquire what you want?
To reverse this situation, government and technology firms should set up a more valid sources of knowledge while individuals need to define more detailed content to make the search more accurate. So important is their working hand in hand to make useful information no longer unrevealed.
參考範文二：誤導資訊
As is vividly depicted in the picture, there is a man sitting in front of the computer, searching information from the Internet worriedly, with a woman taking a cup of coffee at the door to refresh hermore, there is a caption under the picture, which reads “I just feel unfortunate to live in a world with so much misleading information”le as the picture is, the meaning is thought-provoking.
For one thing, the Internet has offered us great convenience. For instance, we can get knowledge about almost all aspects from the Internet without going out. For another, with so much information on the Internet, it is difficult for us to distinguish the true information from the misleading one. And if we believed the misleading information, we might suffer from great loss. Because the misleading information may get people into bad habits, even make them commit crimes.
Judging from the reams of evidence, it is safe for us to conclude that misleading information is a dangerous obstacle gripping economic prosperity and social progress. Only if we are sure that the information on the Internet is true, can we live in a harmonious society.
