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    The practice of ethics is a skill: a person can practice and develop upon their current abilities to improve them. Willful acceptance that most everything that we do is a skill is a part of the fundamental difference between those with a growth mindset and those with a fixed mindset. Individuals with a growth mindset tend to see their weaknesses as areas of improvement, whereas those with a fixed mindset typically resign themselves to the belief that they are bad at something. By improving upon…

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    more fun and less stressful. One idea that keeps popping up is to bring your dogs to work. This may seem fun at first but once you look at the pros and cons you will soon relize that this is not such a good idea. I believe that bring your dog to work police is a bad idea due to allergies, sanitation, and the attetion a dog requires. If dogs were allowed in the workplace it would cuase many people to have allergic reactions and allergies due to the fact that many people are allergic to dogs.…

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    between police and civilians. Introduction The deaths of police officers are 44% higher than it was last year and over 194 African Americans have been killed in encounters with police thus far according to an article from USA Today published in July 2016. Police use of force has been heavily scrutinized in recent years after fatal police encounters with unarmed Black men in New York City, Ferguson, Baltimore and other parts of the United States. While there has always been tension among police…

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    blackness vanished as I opened my eyes. My scanners immediately survey the warehouse I'm in and my system starts. Progress bars load and data are shown in my central CPU. Big blue and black robotic arms are moving about, adding plates and connecting wires on me. I stand on a cold, smooth, and metallic cylinder raised a few feet off the dark-gray ground while the robotic arms rotate around the cylinder. I look around the warehouse, painted dark-blue with many glass windows, and see several…

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    turn to the underground economy. Because people in the inner city struggle to work in the mainstream economy, they turn to jobs in the underground economy. HBO’s The Wire also depicts the drug trade of inner city Baltimore and the effect it has on the city and its inhabitants. Therefore, Anderson’s “Code of the Streets” and The Wire analyze and display the inescapable, endless cycle of the drug trade in American cities, particularly in the fourth season’s school subplot. The desperation of…

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    During the mid-1940 's the United States and Russia were in superpower positions after World War II had ended and left Europe in a pile of rubble. Continuous tension between the United States and Russia led to the beginning of the Cold War. The conflict was simply constant disagreements of political, military, and economic morals and ideas. Russia and the United States both had a strong military but never had an actual war between each other. In 1947, the United States started the Marshall…

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    using 400 cameras for surveillance on the streets. For instance, in Georgia Orwell 's 1984 it states “There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being washed at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork. It was even conceivable…

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    Democratic Republic (GDR) in the East. East Germans were banned from leaving the country, but in Berlin you could just take the bus to the western half. According to TED-Ed's video, this became a big problem of East German leadership. "East Germany secret police listened…

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    The boy in the striped pajamas is a film based off of historical British events that happened during the horror of World War II. This film is focused on the holocaust and the Nazi extermination camp through the eyes of two 9 year old boys. One of the 9 year old boys (Bruno) is the son of a Nazi Commandant, and the other 9 year old boy (Shmuel) is the son of a Jewish inmate that lives on the camp in Bruno’s back yard. At the beginning of the film it shows the setting in Rome in Nazi…

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    landed on cholester. He didn't remember the raid itself.”(Orwell,336). No matter how hard he tried to remember he was uncertain whether a time existed when Oceania was not at war with someone. Technology impacts Oceania people because of the thought police they drive fear into citizens because they are always watching…

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