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    Locke Philosophy Overview of John Locke The philosophers’ works have created a significant impact on people’s lives today. Based on what they experienced and observed things happening in their life, these philosophers’ levels of thinking surpassed those of other human beings. One of the philosophers whose ideas have offered a worthwhile contribution to today’s life is John Locke. Born in October 1632 in Wrington, Locke’s work laid the steadfast foundation of political liberalism and…

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    caused. Controversy has arose by the scientist on just how smart to make these robots; Oh Jun-ho of KAIST proposes the idea of proportioning a balance of the robot's intelligence and strength. Due to the inevitable age of this new technology, society need to accept the technology, but enforce the demand for practical and balanced…

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    Education’s Value The process of learning has been changed considerably in every time period; also, the opportunities and methods of teaching aren’t the same as they were 400 years ago. Nevertheless, the power of being educated and the success that it means are still the same. Education’s values are innumerable and their results priceless. One important education’s value is freedom because knowledge gives us the capacity to express ourselves in the correct way, and appeal to what we consider…

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    have become more and more reliant on technology. Humorist David Sedaris, author of several collections of personal essays, and stories describes his experience with a neighboring family in “Us and Them” and how they did not have a television set. Sedaris recounts how they acted like an actual family and enjoyed spending time with one another. Sedaris provides an overarching theme that makes us all look at ourselves and how we revolve our lives around technology. Through the use of anecdotes and…

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    2017 The Possible Complications of Self-Driving Cars Self-driving cars are an up and coming technology that manufacturers are currently developing. It looks as if they will play a large role in the future of our society, but the road to this landmark will not be easy. There are many problems that may arise and must be dealt with as driving becomes increasingly automated. Self-driving cars are a technology of the future, and though there are arguments to support both the benefits and detriments…

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    For thousands of years, water has been a vital and imperative substance that managed to shape many civilizations. Humans had settled down near freshwater sources in order to decrease the risk of dehydration. However, as people had become more technologically advanced, many new beverages challenged the popularity of water. Tom Standage divides the world’s history into six popular beverages: beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and Coca-cola. Drinks have been used throughout history to symbolize the…

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    Authenticity is a relatively recent idea that has grown tremendously in importance over the course of the 20th century. Authenticity can be broken into many different factors, ranging from the authenticity of providence of an object to the genuineness of the object itself. An object’s validity is affected by its origin, attributes, and its intentions. By applying these notions, we can look at the displays of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles and determine the authenticity of the…

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    The Humanistic reality of relationships with Technology The purpose of technology is to find solutions by making human’s lives simpler, easier and more enjoyable, but, what happens when advances in technology over step the humanistic boundaries of relationships? It is implied that there are many factors which come together in order to experience specific feelings such as love. In “Love 2.0: How Our Supreme emotions Affects Everything We Feel, Think, Do, and Become”, Barbara Fredrickson defines…

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    The terms privacy, consent, and what constitutes as an invasion of privacy seem to, vary from one generation to the next. In today’s culture and climate where a dependency on technology is increasing at a rapid pace. Nearly every individual requires some form of tech or device to complete daily tasks and gain access to information. This in turn allowed for the growth of surveillance to grow beyond merely a tool used for observation. This essay aims at arguing how Warren and Brandeis, the authors…

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    Dalton Novak Mr. Miles English 1301 10-25-2017 Technology Takeover When was the last time you had to actually research an answer to a question not by using the internet but by book? The answer anyone would give me would most likely be along the lines of, “Man, it has been a while.” Society is becoming so dependent on computers and technology, it is almost to the point where we almost struggle without it. “Scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn’t stop to think if…

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