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    Max was considered a dumb, lonely, low-self esteem kid, but when Freak moved down the street, Max changes how he feels about himself, Freak, and others. Max felt like a butthead, but after Freak came along he started to become more wise. Max’s first look at Freak, he thought he was a weird looking, robot kid, but when he got to know him he was very intelligent. Other than Freak, Max also had a relationship with his grandparents, Grim and Gram, at first they didn’t really care about each other…

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    Think Like a Freak by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner SOAPstone When economist Steven D. Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dubner published Freakonomics, many asked the authors, how do they think like this? How can one think like this? In response, Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner wrote Think Like a Freak, a how-to guide on extreme outside of the box thinking. By asking obvious questions, thinking like a child, and many other strange behaviors that can only be explained with the…

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    because she did not look like anyone who was important or famous. This shows the same Theme in the book “ Freak The Mighty “ As freak (Kevin) is crippled and does not look like someone who is smart and is capable of making friends, but turns out to…

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    “No.” “Yes. I want to go I want to please it would be a wonderful experience and a free home. “No.” there they will put us off as freaks and make us look like we're weirdos. “Well we kinda are we are freaks we have two heads Dot.” “So were still normal we can talk, walk, breathe, and do all the same things normal people do. “What if Elsa finds out it was us who killed mother, thats what she is going to use against us.” “ I know what you girls did you stabbed your mother and then stabbed…

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    two cities: Scientific progress and colonialism brought prosperity to English nation but with it fear crept in, too. 'Charles Darwin's new study on the idea of fitness in the world added to the anxieties that being abnormal brought about. To be a freak or to be deformed was cause for ridicule and spectacle. If a person did not fall into the ideal of normalcy within society, they were considered the "other" and being the "other" was not something that made one…

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    X Files: Humbug Analysis

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    X Files “Humbug” Dr. Blockhead believes that genetic engineering will change all the freaks and the freaks will become normal like everyone else. Dr. Blockhead does not like this because he believes their deformities make them different from everybody else. I think genetic engineering is justified because no one wants to be stared at and look at differently than everyone else. If, people were created without deformity they wouldn't be bullied because of what they look like. I also believed…

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    The only way to combat this is through kindness from other people to erase the despair one may feel. It is one’s duty to help remove the darkness from other people in order to provide comfort and closure to the carnival “freaks” in their life. One can do this through their community by reaching out to those who suffer from despair by being kind to them, to help them take away the darkness and replacing it with…

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    what the people want could be too demanding for you. In many parts of the book, Hugo is often considered the leader of the freaks, a group of weird people who are either deformed or can do un-normal things. The group was made up of Hugo, Kevin and Colette. Hugo is a hunchback with…

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    of stories given in the book, “Think like a Freak” by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner are comparable by nature. The two highlight that thinking like a child: sets us free from preconceptions, allows us to think small, and see the obvious for what it is. All of these topics underline the relationship between knowledge and performance in the decision-making process. Levitt and Dubner make multiple points of what they think “thinking like a freak” may be in this book. In the fifth chapter,…

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    crawling across the ground. That has she heard that noise with them that is coming and she was ducking around the corner tried to hiding from what she heard that is she had started to slide and well she was not sure she wants to be rescued by a number of freaks. That are they might find out what she had done. How did she get on cruise ship well she was not rich. But other she made a little deal with the captain. That she would stripe or do exotic dancing. It works and she got to new York and…

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