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Task 1:

Asiaweek reports that on-the-job injuries are now affecting writers,


secretaries, and data entry clerks as computer and typing related injuries
become more common. Common complaints include wrist, hand, and neck
pain, repetitive strain injuries, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Eye strains as
well as headaches were also reported due to screen glare and bad lighting. In
order to reduce these issues, workers should adopt healthier work habits,
such as holding their wrists flat, tapping keys softly, taking frequent breaks,
and maintaining straight feet. Ergonomic hardware and software like tilting
display screens and detachable keyboards can also help optimize typing and
reduce side effects. Employers and managers should help employees create
a comfortable working environment to reduce the risks associated with
computer use.
Task 2:
The bar graph depicts the growth of urban populations on six different
continents in three different years, including the projection for 2050.
Overall, percentages of city dwellers increased remarkably and a great ratio
of the world population would live in cities in the future.
In 1950, more than half the population lived in cities in Europe, North
America, and Oceania, while Latin America fell short at just 42%. Africa and
Asia had a minority of the population living in cities, with just 15% and 17%,
respectively. 2007 saw a significant increase in the urban population, with
nearly 75% of Americans and Europeans living in cities. Africa and Asia
experienced the same trend, with urban populations rising to around 40%.
By 2050, the majority of the world's population will likely be living in cities,
with both North America and Latin America reaching around 90%. While
Africa and Asia will continue the fast trend of growing urban population
percentages, with almost two out of every three people living in cities,
Task 3:
In recent years, more attention has been paid to conflicts between freedom
of expression and social problems that arise on the Internet. Some think that
Internet users should be free to speak their minds on such issues. In my
opinion, while the importance of freedom of expression cannot be
understated, unregulated speech online can have detrimental effects.
First and foremost, freedom of expression on the Internet is crucial for
maintaining an open and inclusive society. This fundamental right enables
citizens to discuss and debate social problems on the Internet, leading to the
identification of potential solutions and the improvement of society as a
whole. Without the freedom to express themselves, individuals would be
unable to advocate for change or challenge existing norms. Therefore,
protecting and promoting freedom of expression on the Internet is vital for
fostering progress and addressing the challenges of our digital age.
However, it is crucial to recognize the limitations and considerations that
come with this newfound freedom. Unregulated expression on the Internet
can lead to potential harm, such as the spread of false information,
cyberbullying, and hate speech. Striking a delicate balance between freedom
of expression and protection from harassment and misinformation is
essential. Moreover, legal and ethical concerns surrounding online content
necessitate careful examination to ensure responsible and accountable
online behavior. Thus, while freedom of expression on the Internet is
important, it must be accompanied by safeguards to prevent its misuse and
protect individuals from harm.
Personally, I contend that we should find a balance between freedom of
expression and addressing the social problems of the Internet. This balance
can be achieved by promoting digital literacy and educating individuals
about responsible online behavior. Additionally, implementing effective
moderation policies and enforcing strict consequences for those who engage
in harmful online activities can help create a safer and more inclusive digital
space for everyone.
In conclusion, freedom of expression, while crucial, has its fair share of
problems. Finding a balance between the freedom to express and the need to
address these issues is critical. By embracing an inclusive and responsible
approach to online speech, society can create a healthier digital landscape
where freedom of expression thrives alongside the resolution of social
problems.

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