In Renee Wilson’s article, “The Defense of the iGeneration”, (2013) she argues against Professor Gregory Levey views from his article “Lament for the iGeneration.” Wilson discusses in her article that the iGeneration is one of the smartest generations and the world is in good hands. To begin, Wilson explores the opposing views of Levey, which suggest that advancements in technology have made the iGeneration less social, emotional and more robotic. Wilson refutes Levey’s statements and she first supports her thesis by arguing that this generation is full of originality. Wilson explains that there is no limit to the potential of the iGeneration, as they will use their knowledge about technology to succeed in life. Through various social networks,
