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    Wall E movies was a success when it first came out in 2008, it is success in its earning profit but most importantly it affectively depicts what humanity do to the planet Earth nowadays. The film is a documentation that capture the effect of destroying the planet and how people would be rely completely on technology eventually. It is a wakeup call for humanity to realize that technology can change the way we live to a whole new level. Yet, the depiction seen in Wall E is one of the…

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    Reflection Assignment Houston Can Academy-Hobby socioeconomic status is mainly compound of students from medium class. According to Texas Education Agency website 16.2% are language learners, 94.1% economic disadvantage and the mobility rate is not available for the campus. On the other hand it means that mostly all of the students receive free or reduce lunch. The neighborhood around this school looks really calm. Even though the roads are always too busy and people drive very fast. There are…

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    Is Your Privacy More Important Than My Security? People greatly enjoy reading books of the dystopian genre, and in many cases the protagonist is fighting against authoritarian governments. As one may recall from the Hunger Games or Divergent, these leading bodies are powerful and controlling. The reader is often rooting for the heroine, who fights against this control. However, in real life, when one evaluates the current situation of government interference in private life for the safety of…

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    families. They also feel it will help keep these offenders in line since they know the police are aware of their presence at all times. The other side of the spectrum says that first time offenders, especially if they are younger, should not have to register for life. The recidivism rates for sex offenders are glaringly high, which could potentially be dangerous and lead to crimes against the offenders. Being on that list will also affect the offender’s chance of getting…

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    Domestic Surveillance

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    Over the past few decades, the privacy of US citizens has been a controversial topic. To ensure national security, domestic surveillance is conducted by the US. Under domestic surveillance, the federal government can monitor a person 's private life, such as checking phone calls or acquiring personal data. With the rise of terrorism, the USA has increased its security surveillance on Americans. Due to devastating terrorist acts, such as September 11, the government has made its private…

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    2.42 Point of sale Traditionally, a cardholder or a customer delivers a payment for a product or service at a point of sale, older point of sale used manual devices, such as cash register to organise payments collected. Nowadays, point of sale use scales, scanners and other newer technology include tablets and smartphones allow merchants to collect card information whenever they wish through payment service provider. The new software…

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    “They didn 't understand what they were doing. I 'm afraid that will be on the tombstone of the human race” (Crichton 504). The expansion of science and research is a beneficial aspect of humanity as cures for diseases, food growth, and national/international security, can be discovered, solved, and utilized by furthering technological research. Having nanoids being used to heal serious injuries, curing major diseases instantly, or even having them maintain national security, may seem like…

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    Introduction I. In this paper, I will be arguing for the following claim that we, human beings are not predetermined beings, but rather we have free will. It has long been argued that people are not free and do not have free will; that rather than having free will we live in a world that is predetermined. That our choices and actions are reflections of and happen because of a long line of other choices and action that caused the present, and thus we have a fixed future. This is just not the…

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    Do you as an American citizen ever feel like you are trapped in George Orwell’s 1984 society? Do you ever feel like the government is watching your every move, molding you into the “perfect” citizens? If so, you have the Patriot Act to thank. The United States Patriot Act is an Act set by Congress, signed by former President George W. Bush, following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, as well as the 2001 anthrax attacks. The Patriot Act is actually an acronym, standing for “Uniting and…

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    Sherman Alexie's Flight

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    Self-identity is a form of individuality that has been molded by the surroundings people enclose themselves with. Human beings are constantly interpreting who they are. The human mind is a stream of thought that is constantly churning in motion, while the evolution of the conscious awareness is a lifetime process of interpreting the world around us. Sherman Alexie, a Spokane-Coeur d'Alene American novelist, exemplifies the conflict of self-identity in his novel Flight, where he seeks to reveal…

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