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    The infographic shows that women between age 18 to 34 are more willing to give up sex and alcohol for a week than smartphones. The result arouses authors curiosity on whether women are the dominant tech users in the information society. As we consider tech enthusiasts are largely known for being male but not female, the result on the infographic may raise a question on who is the real contributor to new media soceity (Lee, 2013)? On the other hand, the website named Caffeine and…

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    societal change itself. This is because other factors can influence society preferences and other factors can be influenced by social preferences. 3 CONCLUSION In determining important factors, it is noticeable that factors are correlated. Factors, such as oil price, technology development and societal change was used, as it directly relates to the demand of transport. Technologies creates more options of transportation to the society and oil price affects the cost of transportation. Technology…

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    best, they come into terms with the ever changing dynamics of the society. The changing dynamics require that you conform to it or risky being swallowed by it. Today the global society has been turned into a village whereby different…

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    Drawing negative comparisons between science and religion we can say both have created war, starvation, and even disease in societies. germ warfare, atomic weapons, and toxic GMO foods is the flip side of the coin. So, to trust science blindly because we need an alternative to religion is not a good either, we must find a balance. Science like religion is a way of understanding the world around us and how it operates. Science has given us definitive answers and truths about our world such as…

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    All stories have conflict, a good side fighting the evil side, order versus chaos, in a seemingly endless cycle. In a book called Lord of the Flies by William Golding, a group of kids are stranded on an isolated island, which brings out their true selves, some being chaotic and savage, others being logical and orderly. The island is divided into two groups, The Hunters; a large group of savages that only wanted to play, hunt, and ignore rules, and those who just wanted to get home. In the play…

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    living on Earth. Undoubtedly, technology has changed and causes damage on the environment in recent years, but it has also helped to safeguard the environment. Sustainable energy and electric car is the proof. Power has always been the problem of our society because the source of it is limited and it will produce lots of pollutants during production, for example, burning of coal and petroleum. So, scientists have put in years inventing new technology that can generate power and be more…

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    aspect within the INM movement have allowed Canadians, who may not directly relate to Indigenous injustices to in turn relate through their passion for the environment. David Harvey (2015), holds that for political change to occur in contemporary society, a wide alliance of various…

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    The prehistoric era is divided into two major devolvement’s Paleolithic(Old stone) and Neolithic (New Age). The Catalhoyuk is the basic start to building human civilization and still exist today do to over time advancement in human civilization. Around 40,000 B.C the phases of the Paleolithic Era being human was hunter creators. Their lifestyle wasn’t built off of social, political, and economics. There wasn’t any source of transportation or personal items to possess but basic tools. The…

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    third passage, Mrs. Elton is seen by the reader as aggressive in enforcing her beliefs upon the greater world around her, a behaviour clearly constructed by Austen as comical and incongruent with the expectations of gentility within 19th century society. Repetitious allusions to “the Maple Grove” and “The laurels at Maple Grove” furthermore signify the socially distortive…

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    to reveal their inner beast, and enter into a state of savagery. The slow disintegration of societal norms on the island portrays the inherently evil and impulsive nature of humans that is usually masked due to the mold humans are placed into by society. The original conditioning of the boys, resulting from civilization’s ideals, acts as a conscience to remind them to exhibit socially acceptable behavior. Soon after the boys find themselves on this island,…

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