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    Dangerous Knowledge

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    This Documentary looks at four brilliant mathematicians; Cantor, Boltzmann, Godel, and Turing for their groundbreaking contributions to mathematics, but also for the mental anguish and personal tragedy in their lives. How big is infinity? What is thermodynamics? These seemingly simple questions are what drove four brilliant mathematicians to insanity and ultimately suicide. “Dangerous Knowledge” delves into the deeper side of mathematics by trying to understand nature through mathematics,…

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    insiders and they felt like they fit in. 2. What part did the creation of “rules” have in creating the expectations and enthusiasm of the class? The rules played a huge part in the experiment because they made the students very enthusiastic to be a part of it. Some of the rules that would have appealed to the students would be the uniform, as they all had to wear the same thing which was blue coloured clothing. Another rules would have been the way that the class had to respond to Mr Ross. The…

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    Students must do research on a topic (one they may or not agree with) and be asked to defend their assigned position. Students learn how to not only present information and justify their reasoning, but they also learn to anticipate the response or evidence of their opponent. Debate also has the added component of public speaking; an area our students tend to struggle…

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    In the stories, “Oedipus Rex” and “The Joy Luck Club”, the characters of the stories are placed in a society where they are guided by rules, with the people and events in these stories the characters are shaped to go against the standard and rule to shift their identity, but the characters change themselves, but the way they change can be beneficial but can also ruin everything. There are people in these large event, who we interact with and with these interaction we learn and take what we…

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    offensive player (designated as A1 for purposes of this rule) blocks a defensive player in the area of the thigh or lower while another offensive player (A2) occupies that same defensive player in one of the circumstances described in subsections (1) through (10) below”, according to Jordan Heck in the article, "What Is a Chop Block and Why Is the NFL considering Eliminating It?" http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl-news/4696650-chop-block-rule-illegal-nfl-competition-committee The chop block is…

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    One of the most compelling pieces of anecdotal evidence Hofstadter utilizes in his essay revolves around the concept of McCarthyism. Through the examination of Senator Joseph McCarthy, Hofstadter emphasizes how politicians release fear into vulnerable populations in order to gain attention and power.…

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    Silveris provides us research-based studies that tell us adolescent drinking has increased almost ten percent in the last ten years. The question Silveri attempts to answer is what effects does this have directly on adolescents, and on society as a whole. Is this the effect of underlying factors such as alcohol being easier to obtain by adolescents or even an increase in depression by adolescents? Additionally Silveri discusses the types of harms adolescent drinking has directly the brain.…

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    the entrance of three men and two women into the kitchen of the Wright household the day after a neighbor, Mr. Hale, finds Mr. Wright's dead body. The men of the story are the county attorney, the sheriff, and Mr. Hale: They are there collecting evidence, and believe Mr. Wright's wife, Minnie Wright, killed him while he slept. The women, Mrs. Peters; the sheriff's wife, and Mrs. Hale are gathering items to take back to Mrs. Wright. When the men begin to search the home they immediately…

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    Evidence has been used to prove the reliability and credibility of a variety of claims for thousands of years. It has been used in the scientific world to come up with theories to understand the way the world works, it is still used now in the legal system, and was even used to prove whether or not a person was a witch (Noll, 2018). The credibility of evidence, however, is much harder to establish than it is to produce eyewitness evidence. The authors from the texts assigned for the class have…

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    ailment and undesired company. His behavior before and after the murder drips with recklessness, anxiety, and guilt. In an era before the development of acquiring and discerning physical evidence, circumstantial evidence synchs convictions. Through his actions, Raskolnikov leaves a great deal of circumstantial evidence behind. In particular, in chapters 4 and 5, Raskolnikov acts in a manner that hints at his guilt; meanwhile, his closest current acquaintances Razumihin…

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