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    In order to be effective, a dystopia focuses on the original problem and attempted solution that caused the society, teaching the importance of preventing the loss of humanity. In "Number 12 Looks Just Like You," Marylin discovers the original problem that caused her society when Marylin meets with Professor Sig, and he explains to her how inequality and injustice ravaged the world. They learned that unattractiveness was one of the main causes, so the government decided to eliminate ugliness by…

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    judgements. The electroencephalogram (EEG) of a brain dead patient reveals no electrical activity. The doctors inject mild radioactive isotopes into the brain, to provide evidence that there is absolutely no blood flow. Brain dead patients have no gag response, their pupils do not respond to light, they do not blink when a swab is ran across their eyeballs, they do not respond to pain, and their lungs have stopped. Brain death can result from trauma, stroke, or lack of oxygen. In the United…

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    SCP-2693-JOPHIEL

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    SCP-2693-JOPHIEL is to be kept in a standard humanoid containment cell. They should be situated in a hospital-grade cot and connected to a physiological monitor, mechanical ventilator, specialized tracheal vacuum connecting to the temporary holding area for SCP-2693-SAMAEL2, EEG, and EKG at all times. SCP-2693-JOPHIEL is to be kept in a barbiturate-induced coma. Research has indicated unconsciousness reduces PERDITIO incidents likelihood by 56-73%.3 An anesthesiologist and EEG technician should…

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    Kit sat in the car with both hands on the wheel the engine off. He was outside suspected hiding place of an at large fugitive. Markus Cranor who held up a bank and shot three people during the robbery. They had gotten the rest of his team, but Cranor manage to get away. For a while at least. Now thanks to the brilliant minds of his good friend and the rest of the CSI team and science they were able to track possible places he might be. He sat outside one of those places in an unmarked car…

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    How Walt Disney changed the world through animation Walt Disney’s first creation Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was taken from him but he did not abrogate to create a better one. “A source of joy and inspiration to all the world.” “A kingdom of dreams and magic.” And films for happiness and great journeys. Walt Disney changed the world through animation by all his creations and beliefs bringing him the results. He most successfully changed the world because he had great imagination. He created…

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    Grub is a piece that strongly encourages the consumption of insects in our meals. Why? Because we may be facing a crisis as meat could disappear in the close future, Goodyear notes. When this happens, it will be a worldwide problem and will most certainly create conflicts among countries. “World War Three will be over control of water and food”. (39) Because of this constant threat of running out of aliments, why not replace meat with, well, meat? “The insects may be an answer”. (39) The purpose…

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Life was incredibly difficult for Chinese who stayed in China and for those who immigrated to Canada in the early 1900s. Discrimination, racism and mass extermination were all common things in the struggle to survive during that time. In Jung Chang’s Wild Swans and Denise Chong’s Concubines Children, they show the hardships of 3 generations of women and the scarring horrors they had to endure. I will be comparing and contrasting generation from generation in China,…

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    In a well-presented TED talk called “The Power of Vulnerability” by Brene Brown, the the ideas of shame and vulnerability are discussed greatly. Within this talk, Brown explains the revelation she came to in regards to vulnerability: vulnerability is the root of shame and fear, yet it is also the source of a sense of belonging and worthiness. More specifically, Brown deliberated that in order for people to feel worthy of who they are and live authentically, they must embrace vulnerability and…

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    Sympathy softened Booker’s expression. He remembered too well the first time a man had ejaculated in his mouth. He was sixteen years old and still coming to terms with his sexuality. When the first spurt of warm, salty fluid had coated his tongue, his gag reflex had kicked in and he’d instinctively jerked away. But before he could spit it out, the second, third, and fourth eruption had covered his lips in thick, creamy semen. If that wasn’t mortifying enough, the high school jock’s reaction…

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    He boozes, he cruises, and he loses. Think about the people he loved, and how he felt about them. Would he want to ruin their future? Would he want to leave them with a heartache? If no, then do not drink and drive! People all over the world do it and thousands of people die yearly because of a poor decision. If he is going to drink, he should think about how he is getting home and all the other innocent people. While it does not always turn out bad, drinking and driving is the worst thing…

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