on Twitter shows a young student apparently using a model tablet at a mall store to finish his homework. A commenter's response to it went viral: “Schools making it mandatory for kids to have internet access to do homework is just another way for poor kids to get left behind and continue the cycle of generational poverty. I’m bothered.” With over 185,000 retweets, the message clearly struck a nerve about the extreme lengths students sometimes have to go to complete basic educational responsibilities.According to a2018 Pew Research Center report The show is intended to be a satirical anthology that offers slight (and sly) social commentary in dealing with current issues like social media addiction, online dating, fitness obsession, and even genetic modification. PerDeadline But something that Bruno Mars can't do all that well? Apparently it's keeping up with the internet — and some fans have begun roasting him as a result.Buzzfeed As expected, the internet gathered to watch Super Bowl LV as a collective family on Sunday night. After we recovered from the shock of a mass gathering of people at the Raymond James Stadium during a whole pandemic, we focused on the musical performances of the night (and there may have been a game of some sort played).