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    The 1968 movie of The Planet of the Apes, Charles Heston and the audience realize the planet he’s on is earth in the future ruled by apes after he comes across the statue of liberty covered in sand. Since the movie was a success sequels followed along with a remake in 2001 starring Mark Wahlberg. In the 2011 film “The Rise of the Planet of the Apes”, an explanation was finally given of how the future came to be ruled by apes. Rise of the Planet of the Apes is set in San Francisco. Actor James…

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    of the Apes is a chimpanzee named Caesar, who gains human like emotions and intelligence from an experimental drug. Caesar (Andy Serkis) acts and thinks like a human and he was raised up like a child would. Will Rodman (James Franco) is a scientist, who is experimenting with a drug that he hopes will cure his father's Alzheimer's disease. After his experimental drug failed with the ape named Bright Eyes (Caesar’s mother), Will takes in Caesar and raises him as his own. After the other apes were…

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    Theory Of Evolution Ape

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    have changed to better match their enviroment. One example of evolution is the skeleton of a ape, because over time the ape bones got more upright so instead of walking in all fours they could just walk in two feet. This supports evolution because it shows that ape species evolved over time to be more efficient, and to abel to better adapt to the enviroment by just standing on four legs. It also shows that ape have gotten more similar features to the ones of human beings over time. Another…

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    War For The Apes Satire

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    deliberately paced epic that closes the trilogy on a high note, War for the Planet of the Apes is not only one of the smartest movies of the year, it's possibly the best film of the summer. When Rise of the Planet of the Apes was announced, no one could have imagined how good the reinvention of the classic sci-fi franchise would turn out to be. And it only got better when Matt Reeves' Dawn of the Planet of the Apes took the series even further into that rarest of places: a reboot that raised…

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    Bathing Ape Essay

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    A Bathing Ape, or BAPE, is a brand of expensive, foreign streetwear currently gaining popularity amongst young people in the USA, including many Patriots. It’s imported from Japan, and their highest priced jacket is a whopping $800. It’s undeniably not the cheapest option, so why is it so popular? Before BAPE became popular in the USA, it was a wholly Japanese brand. According to the founder of the company, Nigo, the name of the brand refers to the upper-class youth of Japan who are said to be…

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    APE Observation Essay

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    My two out of three APE visits was on Challenger Middle School (CMS) at San Diego. Throughout the three visits, I had the opportunity to shadow and learn from Mrs. Linde Forte, an APE teacher of 19 years. I learned two different types of classroom structures and had the opportunity to observe the interactions of many students. Before my first visit, Mrs. Forte explained via email how she primarily works in a push-in model, where she along with her staff works with the general PE teacher to…

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    This paper will center on the nature of diachronic personal identity; specifically, bodily continuity personal identity as my stance. I will define a person, and explain the difference between synchronic and diachronic thoughts of personal identity. Next, I will analyze Lock’s stance on synchronic and diachronic personal identity. Afterward, I will analyze Reid’s perspective & objections against Lock’s view of diachronic personal identity. Per the objections outlined by Reid, I will explicate…

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    The article, “Of Primates and Personhood: Will According Rights and Dignity” by Ed Yong, discussed and attempted to promgulate the humane treatments of primates, especially those used for experimentation. Yong also elaborated on the Great Ape Project, an association established to gain a basic set of rights for chimpanzees, gorillas, bonobos, and orangutans. Furthermore, he asserted that there are studies and data proving that animals are capable of experiencing pain and other emotions, and…

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    our ancestors, apes, had been separated between jungle and desert. Comparing physical traits of both apes and humans, there is a dramatic difference. Apes on four legs, covered in layers of fur… Then there are the humans, standing tall upon two legs, having no fur. The original theory is that when our ancestors parted in two opposite environments they had simply adapted different traits to their specific environment. The apes needed there current traits to survive. Opposed to the apes that had…

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    of the Apes Cesar must make the challenging decision to either be faithful to his Ape family by going to war or to follow his instincts by trying to keep peace between the Apes and the humans. According to the review written by Bill GoodyKoontz, “Dawn Planet of the Apes is a dark film, daringly so, a sequel to a reboot that makes a solid franchise stronger” (1). The review starts by giving some brief information about the first film Planet of the Apes. It mentions how many of the apes were…

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