Yesterday, journalist Ed Philips found a secret hiding spot with missing animals from nearby zoo. He was writing an article about new opened wigs shop. He heard numerous malicious gossips about the store. Ed thought people were exaggerating, so he decided to make a visit to the store by himself. It turned out to be a total fraud. Owner of this place was a criminal who was convicted of abusing animals. Ed became a true hero by accident. He heard loud noise from back of the store. He discovered secret hiding spot. He described what he saw was the most terrifying image of his life. Animals in agony locked in cages. Luckily guard took a nap, so he took advantage of the situation, and he called the police. Owner was accused of using animal’s hair to create wigs. And Ed Philips announced a hero.
I’ve read an article which talked about selfie culture and the meaning behind them. The main topic was focus on the choice of the camera angle. And how we sometimes, not even aware, use different poses in the way, that we non-verbally communicate with others. When we choose to take selfies from above, left side, frontally etc. All of the mention angles are providing social and emotional signals to viewers. Selfies have been around since the rise of social media. I was familiar with the general concept of selfie but I wasn’t aware of psychological meaning behind them. It was interesting to learn about the popularity of showing our left side (apparently this side is more emotionally expressive) but also, I really enjoyed the truest statement of all: we look better in our selfies, than in photos other people take of us. In my own believe I see selfies as a way of self-expression, it really tells something about a person, especially on social media. article: https://theconversati...
He heard GOSSIP (no '-s' because this noun is always singular.
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