Virtual reality, also known as augmented reality, is viewed as a way to escape reality and see the world through a different lens, both physically and metaphorically. The growing industry has the potential to alter how we learn about and experience work in our environment. Oculus Rift, which is owned and run by Google and allows a different sort of interaction with both known and unfamiliar places and people, is an example of a virtual reality gadget. This product's development...
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Chapter 1 (summary/ important events) Throughout these pages, he dreams about his birth and in that dream he had specific people in it. Later on, he asked his mom if the people he had in his dream were actually there. His mom said yes, but was a concern in why he was asking so many questions This dream kinda made me believe that he has some kind of gift. Maybe a gift of remembering things from the past by using...
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Primarily, in this essay, I will be looking at the concept of childhood, body image, and contemporary society, and how they are projected in today's society. Michel Foucault's ideas of biopower will help us understand the connections between today's society and childhood body image. I will be focusing on how Foucault's perception of biopower is relevant and how it can help us understand the pressure of society on body image by girls and boys. I will then discuss my research...
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Police corruption is a form of police misconduct and involves the abuse and misuse of constitutional authority for personal gain. It involves the breaking of the sworn vows of service as well as the rules and regulations that govern their acts. There are various forms of police corruption and their effects translate to all factions that the law enforcement group represents. According to statistics, it is stated that there are at least ten percent of corrupt police officers in every...
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Gun control has hit the news heavily in response to the increase in mass shootings. However, there’s a huge divide in how to solve the issue, ranging from taking away the right for people to own guns or decreasing gun laws to allowing everyone to have one. But how do we solve gun control while benefiting the most people? This is where red flags laws come into play. This law will take away guns from those who are at risk...
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It's my first time watching this movie, and I can truly say that it helped me discover new things and come to even more new conclusions. At first, I was perplexed, and I could not figure out what was going on, but as the film went on, somehow everything seemed clearer to me. This film has many plot twists, a cliffhanger finale, and also several unanswered questions and theories. It's one of the best films I have seen so far...
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With modern technology at its peak and the amazing changes that have taken place in the global market, the trend to shop online is increasing day by day. People are getting involved with the internet and online stores to get the essential things for their daily use. But there are some, who prefer to shop in stores rather than go online for the same task. These people are not ill-advised or live in remote pasts, they just have their mindset...
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Mary Wollstonecraft saw, “reason (as) a distinctly human trait and that the degradation of women is due primarily to the suppression of their rationality and an overemphasis on their feelings and emotions.” She stressed the higher values of women rather than the pleasure-centered view so many had of her sex in the European patriarchal society. She addressed women, “My sex, I hope, will excuse me if I treat them like rational creatures…” believing the kernels of reason were already embedded...
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Health care in the early days of our country was very limited. Not many doctors came to America being they were British and against us. The first hospital was built in New Orleans named “The Royal Hospital” which was far too expensive, so another was built “The Charity Hospital”. (Understanding the U.S.) There have been multiple tries to change our healthcare system and try to implement universal healthcare in the history of the US. In 1910 many European countries were...
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Immanuel Kant created his ethical teachings with a basis of doing your duty and with goodwill. A priori reason is used to follow the three forms of categorical imperatives and the three postulates. Kant focuses’ on the intention and so is non-consequentialist and deontological. The ultimate ending to following the maxims created is happiness. However, Kant’s ethical teachings are argued by Schiller to be too repressing human nature which needs to be governed by reason yet ultimately, the theory relies...
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These gatherings frequently can't help contradicting the translation of firearm-related laws and techniques, and the effect of weapon control on wrongdoing and open security. It is evaluated that US regular citizens possess 393 million guns and that 35% to 42% of families in the nation have in any event one weapon. The United States has the most elevated evaluated number of weapons per capita, with 120.5 weapons per 100 individuals. The accessibility of guns in the United States has been...
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During Hitler's maintenance and consolidation of power, women played a critical role which shaped his success in taking and maintaining control over Germany. Before the control of Nazis in Germany, the status of women was depicted by the Weimar Constitution. The Weimar Constitution declared “Marriage is based on the equality of the sexes”. This meant that women did have the right to vote, there would be no discrimination towards women working in certain areas and they would have maternity rights....
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Okello Joseph Moses Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Kyambogo University, The knowledge acquired from schools and colleges, to me, I believe is not merely an Education but rather the means to Education. It is through this belief that fundamentally drives my search for more knowledge, the obvious direction being curiosity toward exploration. My greatest memories during my primary school life time were some of the social challenges like walking long distances to school, poor community roads, and a remote...
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Sunday Adelaja once said, “Names have a great influence on the destiny of the person, who bears the name”. In Jhumpa Lahir’s novel The Namesake, Lahir tells the story of a Bengali man named Gogol who, throughout his life, has experienced an identity crisis. The name given to him at birth was solely supposed to be used as his dark naam (secret pet name) but his love for it in his childhood went on to haunt him throughout his life...
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Online Shopping Is A Future It is an e-commerce format based on consumers making purchases via the internet with credit card debit card, wire transfer, or payment option. Many businesses and stores now offer online shopping options, making everything much simpler and more practical for customers. Nowadays, many people from all over the world find this method of shopping easier. But can the benefits that I will list cause you to change your mind if you are not one of...
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As the largest gift-giving holiday, the final months of the year account for nearly 20 percent of total annual retail sales for retailers—making it the costliest season of the year for shoppers. This is not surprising. What is surprising is how much more money we spend during this season than any other. For example, shoppers spent $600 billion during the Christmas season last year in 2018. The next highest seasonal total was the “Back to School” shopping season at $72...
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Introduction Online shopping is the easy solution for a busy life in today’s world. In the past decade, there had been a massive change in the way of customer’s shopping. Despite consumers’ continuation to buy from a physical store, the users or buyers feel very convenient to online shopping. Online shopping saves crucial time for modern people because they get so busy that they cannot or unwilling to spend much time shopping. In the twenty-first century, trade and commerce have...
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Introduction: In this essay, I will answer the question:” Outline and critically examine Frye’s account of oppression”. Firstly, outline all the opinions of Marilyn Frye and then discuss those opinions which I think can be challenged or extended. Secondly, Discuss them separately and each paragraph includes one opinion. Finally, I will write a conclusion. Main body: Definition: The definition of oppression is that: Oppression is a systematic network of forces and barriers. (Frye, M.1983)Oppression names “an enclosing structure of forces...
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In her article Five Faces of Oppression, Iris Young provides an explanation of the term oppression as used by new left social movements in the United States, and consequently, its meaning. In this paper, I will summarize exploitation as one of five faces of oppression that Young uses to comprehensively and universally define whether a social group is oppressed or not. I will also summarize one of her exploitation arguments regarding women's oppression. I will discuss an objection that could...
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“Not all plants, let alone humans, survive transplantation, and, as Lahiri’s stories show, for some the process of transplantation is impossible or irremediably damaging”(Ambreen Hai). Identity is always difficult for everyone, but being culturally displaced, as immigrants are just adds to the pressure of fitting in. Or even more so for those who grow up in two worlds at the same time. The book The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri, explores the ideas of identity, the clash of cultures, isolation, the...
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Much Ado About Nothing, a Shakespearean play, is a comedy that relates the stories of two couples as they navigate their love lives in sixteenth-century Italy. In the play, we learn of the love story of Claudio and Hero as well as the love story of Beatrice and Benedick. Though classified as a comedy, a variety of themes carrying deeper meaning can be found within the storyline. Through the characters’ actions, we see how honor, prestige, notability, and social graces...
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It's never too early for Christmas shopping! For the average person, Christmas is still far away. And if you ask Alexa or Siri to play a Christmas carol, she may look at you a little askance. But if you’re in the corporate space – or even if you’re the official family gifter – you’re already jingling those bells and counting those coins. After all, it takes time to buy the perfect Christmas present. If you’re shopping for immediate family, wholesale...
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When people discuss pregnancy, it is easy to believe that it is a safe process. While it is easy to notice physical changes throughout a woman’s pregnancy, it is not easy to realize the mental changes that pregnancy can drown a new mother in. What people do not see is a new mother going through a range of intensified emotions after birth, such as postpartum depression. Changes such as mood swings, negative thoughts, and sleep pattern changes are just a...
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When many races buy a car, they come into the process naked. While this is certainly appealing, it essentially mode they are given the duration to clutch the car they own hostage. When it comes to purchasing a car, whether new or pre-owned, you need to flesh neat-cattle up on your transaction skills. In this mode you will be offered more incentives, lower sticker prices, and more sweeps to treat! So make sure you NEVER pay sticker cost for your...
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Presently, individuals can witness the clear product of the centrifugal forces surrounding the 1960s, as it pertains to the discourse of race. The destabilizing framework within the 60s deconstructed the 1950s American Dream which idealized heteronormativity, patriarchy, suburbia, middle-class, and the caucasian race. Ultimately, the 60s was a dynamic decade of protests consisting of marginalized communities that sought the acknowledgment of non-normative discourses within society. For instance, the presence of progressive events such as the election of John F. Kennedy,...
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In the scene with Maureen, Pecola’s response is inertly passive, as compared to that of Claudia’s and Frieda’s, which shows they welcomed the “chance to show anger” (The Bluest Eye, 59). Although surprised at first by the meaning of Maureen’s declaration, they collected their pride and shouted back, “the most powerful of their arsenal of insults”. (The Bluest Eye, 61). Pecola, however, shrouded with shame “seemed to fold into herself, like a pleated wing” (61). Her gesture infuriates Claudia, who...
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Human curiosity is a unique and powerful characteristic. The study “Curiosity and Interest: The Benefits of Thriving on Novelty and Challenge” by psychology professor Todd Kashdan and Paul Silvia describes curiosity as “the recognition, pursuit, and intense desire to explore, novel, challenging, and uncertain events.” Curiosity makes us ask questions, keep up with the news, and read books, and is important in keeping our brains fresh and open. In fact, curiosity is what has long driven our search for new...
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As a high school freshman, I became interested in prosthetics after joining a high school robotics team. I was in charge of the mechanical arm, and the robot was supposed to throw balls into hoops and retrieve balls too. Our robot functioned well, and our team was awarded the Rookie of the Year Award! I was fascinated with robots and decided to research and build my 3D printer from scratch since my parents told me it would be too expensive...
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Ashoke remains busy in his career, it hurts her most. When the doctor examines her in the Hospital, she tells her everything is normal. “ But nothing feels normal to Ashima. For the past eighteen months, ever since she arrived in Cambridge, nothing has felt normal at all. It’s not so much the pain, which she knows, somehow, she will survive. It’s the consequence: motherhood in a foreign land”(TN 5-6). Ashoke’s migration is for economic gain and professional progress and...
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Traditional businesses must modernize their physical storefronts and deliver a better customer experience to thrive in this e-commerce era, as online shopping continues to dominate retail trends. Companies that invest in the future supermarket have a better chance of succeeding in Omnichannel retail. Customers will be motivated to visit physical grocery stores if the supermarket of the future provides customer-centric services and greater product knowledge. To save users time, the future supermarket will need to automate a lot of manual...
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