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    The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer is the backdrop for two very different, yet equally important characters. These characters names are Linh Cinder and Scarlet Benoit. The first difference between these characters is their background. Cinder is a cyborg and an alien refugee from Luna that was taken away when she was just an infant. On the other hand, Scarlet is very…

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    One starting with Oscar Pistorius. He lost both legs as a child and runs on shock absorbing prosthetics. Due to his mechanical aid, he’s also known as ‘cyborg’ where machines and technology becomes part of the embodied self (Woodward, 2014, p. 61). In 2007 Oscar competed in two able-bodied athletics meetings. However, in 2008, the International Association of Athletics Federations ruled that his prosthetics…

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    Youtube Popular Culture

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    Originally, video games and their players were typically associated with nerds or social outcasts, but with gaming’s recent rise in popularity they are now associated YouTube gamers and Major League Gaming style tournaments. People are making money off of video games, by not only making and selling them, but by playing and being relatively active within the gaming community. In this way, gaming has pushed itself into mainstream media and is a huge source of entertainment for all people of…

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    we learned how the different parts of the brain work together to send signals to tell the rest of the body what to do. In the inside info of the brain, we learned how the brain sends signals to activate voluntary and involuntary movements. In the cyborg eye project, we learned how the eye sees something and then how the entire process of seeing in the eye happens then the eye sends signals to the brain to process. How do different brain models help us…

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    BCI Argumentative Essay

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    Discussion: It is my belief that BCI research to effect cognition, memory and thought is just an extension of work that aims to effect change in the brain. From psychotherapy to pharmacological intervention, research has focused for a long time on assisting patients in need with altering their mental state, particularly for diagnoses such as depression, bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia and other debilitating diseases. Patients with minimal use of their limbs or with neurodegenerative diseases…

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    Office for document publishing, an internally written MRP (material request planning), and Infinity QS systems for quality enhancement. All of these programs are currently running on the internal intranet but the systems do not communicate without cyborg intervention. An integrated system that does all of these services might help with the The original MRP system has been upgraded and is using more features that are available through Microsoft operating systems. Some of these features…

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    In fiction, the digital world is portrayed through imagery and character. These are methods of communication that translate easily to audiences. In reality, however, discussions of the digital are described through metaphor and thought experiments. We seek to either concretize the digital through examining historical developments in technology or abstract the digital in philosophical debate. A third option, as proposed by Daniel Downes in Interactive Realism: The Poetics of Cyberspace, is to…

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    Vertebrates also show behavioral signs when pain is induced, including facial contortions, writhing, moaning, forms of calling, and moaning in attempts to avoid that specific source of pain or attract attention in order to receive help. According to The New England Anti-Vivisection Society, The Animal Welfare Act (AWA) is the only U.S federal law that covers animals in research. This law regulates the use of vertebrates in research as well as their care, testing, exhibition, teaching, and…

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    What are distinguishing factors between science fiction and horror they seem so different, yet share so many similarities. Science fiction obeys the natural laws of the universe, but horror creates its own set of supernatural laws. The horror genre creates terror while the Sci-Fi genre creates a sense of wonder. But both genres are so much alike and are separated by their own periods of time. The film industry uses these periods of time to create different classics for each genre. There is a…

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    The Sandman

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    share many of the same characteristics as described by Hoffman in his story. We will be comparing both of these women by taking a look at them thorough the perspective of the male character Nathanael; this story was written by Hoffman and uses the cyborg as a double for a person. Clara is the real woman in the story and Olimpia is an automatic doll, but the real significance is how the male character Nathanael sees both of these women. The conflict between Nathanael and Clara at the beginning of…

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