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When facing the dilemma, people alwaysresort to friends, who are capable of offering reasonable and feasiblesolutions to them. Indisputably, because of the increasingly fierce competitionthat people have to grapple with today, listening to others' advice becomes anindispensable part of one's success. However, does it mean that most peopleoften let others make decisions for them? Personally, people still make thefinal decisions by themselves nowadays for almost everyone is aware of thesignificance of the independence.
First and foremost, although people usually ask friends or the seniors foradvice, it does not equate with letting others make decisions for them. Themain driving force behind this behavior is to make reasonable decisions. It isthe people themselves that make the final decision whether or not to takeothers' advice. Nobody is willing to give other people right to decide theirprivate business. For instance, when I was in high school, I have to make achoice between arts and sciences as my major. I just asked the suggestion frommy parents, who tried to persuade me to go about sciences. However, the reasonthey offered cannot--couldn’t convince me, sofinally I followed my interests to choose thearts, which in my perspective is in tune with my character. This examplereflects that asking others for advice does not mean that giving others rightto make a decision for themselves.
Further, there is no denying that the schooling places considerable emphasis onone's independence, which is the essential character for one's well-roundeddevelopment. I would be hard-pressed to imagine that people who lack theindependence can be distinguished in modern society. The awareness ofindependence inspires people to make decisions on their own. Giving others right or authority to decide your future is unbelievablein such society, where people are all aware of their human rights, especiallythe freedom. A recent survey conducted by Boston University indicates that whenasking whether they are willing to let others make decisions for them, majorityof people clearly refuse to give others such right.
Last but not least, indisputably, people are equipped with the ability to makedecisions by themselves thanks to the dramatic development of moderntechnology. It is not uncommon(这个是有意双重否定吧~有点不习惯+不确定哈) that people are able to contractwith the outside world through the internet, which not only expands theiroutlook but also enables them to make reasonable and feasible decisions ontheir own. When being confronted with trouble, people can search it on theinternet, which is really efficiently andreliable. For instance, when people have to make a choice for their careers,they can obtain sufficient materials from the internet, which are bothobjective and versatile.
Admittedly, listening to others’ advice is necessary, which prompts people totake into account of a wide range of aspects while making choices. However,nowadays people are reluctant to let other make decisions for them because ofthe raising awareness of independence and increasing ability to handle theproblems.
同学写的太好了~也让我意识到我写的有点跑题 
我的写作能力很水啊~所以真心找不到什么大问题~
就是既然你从物质上信息的可获得性和精神上追求自由以及他人意见仅供参考的方面说,是不是可以把三者的顺序调整一下~
弄出一个递进的效果,比如把最后一点放到第一点,然后再探讨精神层面的~
当然~这也是个人意见啦,如你的第一点所说~仅供参考
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