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    expand on the inconsistency of Descartes argument, we can compare it to this example argument (in which we try to prove that a goldfish is healthy and well): Premise 1: I have a clear and distinct perception of a goldfish that is healthy and well. Premise 2: In order for this goldfish to be healthy and well, it must live in a fish tank. Conclusion: Therefore, this goldfish that I have a perception of lives in a fish tank and is healthy and…

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    let's go back a bit. It was my second week long scout camp and we were up at Camp Mapledale in Payson Canyon. We had been at scout camp three days now and that's when all the games start up. We came outside to a tiny and flimsy kitty pool, full of goldfish, and a little waterslide. We walked out to the group of leaders; They explained the rules. Basically no sabotage and no dropping your fish on your way from the pool to your team's fish bowl where you would put them when you got them. Soon…

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    He is so afraid of being a lone that he convinces himself that someone is out to get his goldfish and kills him for it. In the last paragraph it reads “The one that looked straight into the camera and said, if he ever found a talking goldfish he wouldn’t ask of it a single thing. He’d just stick it on a shelf in a big glass jar and talk to him all day, it didn’t matter about what. Maybe sports, maybe politics, whatever a goldfish was interested in chatting about. Anything, the Russian…

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    No one should be alone, everyone should be positive towards others and love everyone equally. In the goldfish story Sergi isolated himself and felt unloved those feelings caused him to do a horrible crime. Charles didn’t receive enough love from his mother so throughout the years he developed a big grudge over his mother. Yoko has been a positive person so she accepts other and others people accept her. Andrea is a person who has a positive attitude and she hopes people can be affected by her…

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    Joy Konawa's Obasan Essay

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    am sitting in nemaki on the ….watching the goldfish…” (Kogwawa 62), Naomi is isolated from her family. She does not communicate much with her family as her older brother does, Naomi feels that she is an outside because she has no interest in music “ we three, the goldfish and I, are the listeners in the room”(62). While her parents and brother share a passion for music “mother sings and Stephen and father play” (62).Naomi identifies more with her goldfish, this alienating causes Naomi to feel as…

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    Gregory Jordan Beliefs

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    are different from ourselves.” In this essay I will be explaining how this quote plays out in the texts that I have read. The quote, by Barbara Jordan, plays out in the texts “texas v. majority opinion” by William J. Brennan, and “What, of this goldfish, Would wish?” by Etgar Keret. This quote goes with the case “texas V. Majority Opinion” because Texas has to accept that Gregory Lee Johnson is different and has different beliefs than most people. Texas has to accept that Gregory Lee Johnson…

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    animals. Since temperature and the survival of an organism are strongly linked to each other, it is very important to understand how and why all living organisms are considerably affected by temperature. Unlike endotherms such as humans, daphnia and goldfish are perfect examples of ectotherms which rely mainly on environmental sources of heat to warm their bodies. They are also scientifically…

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    space-time worms in order to illustrate an issue with Sider’s view of fusions. For example, imagine the life of a goldfish. In the beginning of its life, the goldfish exists, and is the first temporal part, then a moment later another temporal part takes its place. The first temporal part is then destroyed. This array of events will continue for as long as the goldfish persists. The goldfish persists even though there are temporal parts that are destroyed. There is no specific reason why the…

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    I will be comparing how the three of the collection one stories show similarities and differences. The 3 short stories I have chosen are, “My So Called Enemy”, “Texas V. Johnson Majority Opinion”, and “What, of This Goldfish, Would You Wish?” I have chosen these stories because I feel like they could relate to each other relatively easy. In the short story, “My So Called Enemy” there were two groups at war at the time between each country's government. That doesn't mean that the people that…

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    The Malchance Brothers “Get up. It 's time for school!” yelled Mrs.Malchance. One of the two 13-year-old short and frail brothers named Nathan prepared to get out of bed, until he realized that he was already out of bed on the floor face down. He had rolled over off their bed in his sleep. The other brother Lucas had slept weirdly and had a large amount of aching pain in his back due to it. “Hey Nathan how did you sleep,” Lucas asked. “Not very well, I fell off my bed during the night” Nathan…

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