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    The Controversial Idea of Technology Visualize a world where technology rules, a world where everything is done by robots, from brushing teeth to operating cars. At first glance, this idea seems remarkable, but if everyone took a closer look, they will reach a realization that this idea is not as outstanding as once thought. This idea creates an overreliance on technology, which could eventually lead to problems. Through “The Veldt” Ray Bradbury attempts to get this point across, with the uses…

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    The idea of an uncertain future is undeniably a dangerous one. Without the ability to forge your own futuristic goals, humanity would be continuously hindered by the inability to contribute to society in a unique way. Ironically enough, due to the rising approach of advanced technologies such as robots, it can be hinted that the future of the world has already been settled, however, humanity has a tendency to deem it uncertain due to the potential psychological setbacks it would implant upon…

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    “I love it out here, its so peaceful, wouldn’t you agree?” I gave an approving nod. “So…I understand you’ve been preoccupied lately,” she said. “What exactly are you working on?” I ceased walking and slowly moved my hands behind my head as I stared at the sky. I took a slight pause before proceeding to respond to her comment. “The exposition of peripheral cognitive enlightenment through subjugating neuronal activity via nanorobtics to decipher integral erudition about my congenital capacity…

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    The year was 2183 and the Aeta corporation was planning something.The corporation was trying to create a new type of robot. A type that could feel human emotions and act on their own without manual input. Other people had tried to make robots with human emotions, but all of them had failed. What made this try different was the discovery of a all new type of metal, radion. It had the property to make itself move on its own. So the corporation tried to get its hands on enough money to buy…

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    The movie Wall-E shows transcendentalism by it's unique look of what earth would be like after they have destroyed it and left. The humans in the movie live on a spaceship while they make a poor attempt to repair and restore it with robots. This is where the original idea of having a robot as the main character. A robot in other forms of media is rarely the main character. The idea of having a robot as the main character brings with it new ways to form a plot. For example, a robot that…

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    Author Alan Bloch, in his short story “Men Are Different,” projects a view of a dystopian world where humans are extinct. Initially it seems as if a robot just wants to understand more about humans. Though, a closer look reveals the consequences of acting without knowledge. Bloch’s purpose for writing this story is to raise awareness for mental illness, and show the effects we have on the mentally ill when we act without knowledge. Initially we don’t know if this is a girl not knowing about her…

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    Isaac Asimov's I, Robot

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    Imagine a robot understanding your emotion. It actually ‘thinks’ like a human being. This robot is an artificial intelligence first proposed in a novel called ‘I, Robot’ written by Isaac Asimov in 1950. Today, I want to bring a very interesting topic onto the surface. I want to talk about ‘Artificial Intelligence and employment’, especially focusing on the field of ‘Public Safety’. Since my dream is to become a police officer, I thought it would be quite beneficial for me to get some overview…

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    Odisia's Journey

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    To modernize the Odyssey, I believe that we should have a new, creative movie with a whole different setting and time period. My modern movie proposal is one that includes minorities and a new main character to give the viewers a new adventure to experience that still ties in with the book. The title of this movie is The Underwater Voyage because my movie is focused on the main character’s journey back to her home. This new character is named Odisia, which I hope closely resembles the original…

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    On April 17, 2039 Francis Crawford is living in a world where robots are helping humans but, he doesn’t trust them because he fears they will take over. Nobody else will listen to him when he talks about it but, Francis knows it will happen eventually it just comes sooner than he thinks.Francis Crawford was on a routine patrol when he gets a call to go to the robot factory for a murder. He goes to the crime scene and he investigates the body there name was Dr. Calvin Marsh. It had been thrown…

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    Art Analysis Essay

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    My first impression of this artwork is that it is very creative and it has an unique oldfangled design of a robot. The artist used a great number elements of line the radio speaker design use vertical lines which are bold and thick . The antenna line are diagonal line that are long and thin. The curved lines are thick, bold, and smooth these lines creates the facial features and head of the robot figure. Each individual three dimensional shape of the radio and TV gives the artwork a robot…

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