Read the text "Friends with Bergefiis: Facebook Friends Provide the Same Provide the Same in Real Life?" by KATE DAILEY.
1. In this argument, the definition of the word "friend. seems open for debate. Dailey offers a couple of different definitions of a friend, a traditional definition and a social-networking site definition. How are these two types of friends similar, and how are they different?
2. This argument talks about how habits can be contagious among friends, like smoking and weight This argument talks about how habits can be contagious among friends, like smoking and weight gain. Bailey, however, sees this kind of contagiousness as a good thing because of Fatebook. Why?
3. A good argument fairly describes the other side of the debate, usually early in the argument. However, in this one, Dailey waits until the end to clearly state the opposing argument. What do these people find wrong with calling people on FareboOk "friends"?