what would Marx say about the proliferation of social media and the digital age?

Final paper
Introduction- your introduction should include an overview of the argument you’ll present. The most important component of your introduction is, of course your thesis. Often it’s most powerful to conclude the introduction with your thesis. A thesis is a well-articulated statement of the conclusion of your argument. A thesis usually takes the form:” in this paper I will argue that…”(followed by the best, most appropriate formulation of the conclusion for which you will be arguing
Original argument- this section of the body should give an argument for your original conclusion. This will weave your analysis in with an explanation of the relevant apteral. Both components are important. You’ve been doing a very good job summarizing and explaining the texts; don’t forget to argue your own point of view, using the texts to support your argument
Raise an objection- a strong analytic paper must also consider at least one counterargument if we are arguing against Plato, for instance, what will a Platonist intelligent, knowledgeable rational person might disagree with. In this section, you want to adequately articulate at least one possible objection to your thesis, and to the argument that you have presented.
Respond to the objection having characterized an objection you are able to respond to the objections from the position of your original argument in a way that mitigates or refutes it. think about a logical way out of the objection or a problem with the counter argument. In some rare cases you might consider” biting the bullet,” accepting the counter argument, but moderating its consequences or showing that it is consistent with your own.
Conclusion: at this point you should have nothing left hanging. There should be non-lingering questions about your thesis, no undefended premises or supported claims.

using your own life experiences and words to write the paper.