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    The Veldt by Ray Bradway The children, Wendy and Peter, are at fault for their parent’s deaths. This goes to what does technology addiction lead to? Some people say it leads to bad consequences and other say it can lead to accomplishing things. But what really does technology addiction really lead to. The three questions I am going to answer are does technology use lead to violent behavior, how much screen time should kids have, and are there any benefits to technology. The first question is…

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    topic when I am writing because I start to think about other areas of the topic and do not stay focused on the main point. I go on rants about topics that are not related to the main point. For example, in my first development write about the silicon valley school, I do not get to the main purpose of the text until a few paragraphs down. I also never state the author or article because I went on a rant about how the school was changing. I believe not making an outline correlates with me getting…

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    scientist, but is also known for his management strategy. He defected away from East Coast bureaucracy, following the footsteps of Josiah Grinnell and even the first emigrants to the new world, to implement his own strategy in the growing Santa Clara valley. Robert Noyce’s management strategy of administrative decentralization demonstrates his social defection from east coast big-business as “Noyce realized how much he detested the eastern corporate system of class and status” (Wolfe 39).…

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    “You’ve got to milk the cow when it’s ready to be milked.” That was the wisest advice and, the coldest advice I’ve ever received in my life. I just turned twenty-one and just had a child and I was not aware that me and my son were about to be introduced to the shrewd, cold business of incarceration and its terrible effects on our lives as well as the lives of many other Californians. Little did I know that at the same time a bigger and more promising company was making their entry into…

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    My daily routine shows this fact all the time. In the past few days, for instance, I have been looking for a summer internship. Then, I remembered that one of my former programming competitions’ peers has been working in a big Silicon Valley company. I sent him a message on Facebook and, just a couple hours after, I had a recommendation that is going to make my internship application stronger. This peer is not one of my closest friends; however, we thought it would be good to maintain…

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    Ideal Career Progression

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    exciting opportunity to learn from real experts in the fields of business, computers and graphic arts. My ideal career would combine business marketing, technology and design. Which could be working as a creative director for Disney, joining a Silicon Valley start-up or even establishing my own business. Looking back I can see that my core values and strengths were honed by my years of isolation. First I developed the skills to teach myself from materials at hand. This skill allowed me to learn…

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    The article I chose to write about is “The Robot Invasion.” This article is informative on how robots could in the future replace humans. It discusses scientific research and break throughs to justify the authors points. Anyone in the working class should read this article, and educate themselves on how far robots have come. “The Robot Invasion” is written by Charlie Gillis. The main idea is to inform people of the change to come in a world pertaining to robots. The authors tone is formal, and…

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    Bharati Mukherjee’s Desirable Daughters addresses the anomaly of an ideal marriage, an ideal culture and the stereotype immigrant theory of South Asians into America. Love, marriage, sex, dowry, woman subjugation intertwined with a small plot of victory in the face of child-marriage induces progressive interest through the novel. The conflict of tradition and modernity, irony of arrange marriage and acceptance of cultures beyond the laid-out limit, unfurls instantaneous engrossment. The two…

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    A Review of Engineering Communism: how tow americans spied for stalin and funded the soviet silicon valley Engineering Communism is the story of two men who would leave the United States to pursue their dreams of Communism and to support the country of Russia. Joel Barr and Alfred Sarant both Jewish men from New York would go on from being members of the local communist party to being the innovators behind much of the technological advances of the Cold War Soviet Union. Barr and Sarant would…

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    The history of computing technology can be organized into four distinct generations, each defined by a distinct transformation in technological innovation. The first generation stretched from 1947-1957, and is identifiable by its use of vacuum tube technology. This generation transitioned into the second generation during the late 1950’s with the use of transistors. Subsequently in the 1960’s the third generation began, classified by its use of integrated circuits. The fourth generation of…

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