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    "Computers will overtake humans with artificial intelligence at some (point) within the next 100 years. When that happens, we need to make sure the computers have goals aligned with ours." (Stephen Hawking) While computers are becoming increasingly more popular they are not taking over the world just yet, but they are changing the way in which the world operates and more importantly the way humans think. Computers are everything to humans they contain all their vital information, from pictures…

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    for chocolate chip cookies over granola bars after spending time on Facebook, compared to those who read CNN.com. A fourth study found that users were more likely to give up on solving anagram word puzzles after logging on to Facebook as opposed to skimming TMZ.com. The final study examined the relationship between online social network use and offline behaviors and found heavier Facebook use was associated with higher body-mass index, increased binge eating, a lower credit score and higher…

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    Mushrooms Poetry Analysis A quiet revolution: perhaps oxymoronic sounding upon first glance. However, this poem paints a picture of a story about exactly that, doing so through a subtle metaphor and simple but powerful visual imagery. Though a poem about the oppression of a group of people, it does not tell a story of despair. Quite the opposite, speaking instead of an uprising of a different sort, of hope as modest as mushrooms themselves. Mushrooms may seem at first like a very peculiar…

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    matter of fact, because the brain is plastic changeable, people can change their mental abilities (Carr 319). Also, many people are losing their abilities for deep reading, and they said that they are having inability to really read. They are only skimming for the main idea (Carr 316-317). As well as, both articles observe the internet and media have changed how people process information since they surf for a lot distant information but not deep about those…

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    Measurable Lesson Objectives: • Objective 1 – Given a teacher think aloud of determining importance while reading an informational text, students will record at least three to five important facts on post-it-notes and place them accurately on the class important versus interesting chart. • Objective 2 – Given a read works article, students will record at least three to five facts on their important versus interesting chart. Resources & Materials: • The Monster Health Book: A Guide to Eating…

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    Describing and Analyzing Important Topics Our, my peers and I, very first exam in a college course took place this week, and much is to be gained from that experience. Effective studying and being productive during any and every opportunity to finalize classroom work are things that I have learned to be crucial when attempting to prepare for a test. Keeping in mind what we have learned about our learning preferences and their corresponding suggested studying techniques something that was used…

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    Is Google Making USupid?

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    The article “Is Google Making Us Stupid?” written by Nicholas Carr introduces the idea that the Internet is ultimately corrupting the human mind. In the contemporary world, technological advances are quickly expanding which is leading to the replacement of conventional activities. These changes tend to alter the human mind in such a way that the way of doing things is different compared to the times before the introduction of technology. The internet as a whole is causing the human mind to…

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    Pope Urban II Council of Clermont 1095-9 Pope Urban II was in France, his native land, when he called the first crusade in the closing of the Council of Clermont 1095 on the 27th of November . It is a rare occasion when the pope leaves Italy, so this was a momentous time in itself already. Pope Urban II sanctioned the crusade because he had received a letter from Alexios I Komnenos whom is the Byzantine emperor from the Eastern Christendom pleading for help because the Turks were advancing…

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    Where Will Technology Take Us In The Future? The internet and the invention of improved technology are growing rapidly. It allows us to do complex jobs without major effort. The internet is an immense source, it involves many people working together to create an opportunity for everyone to get easy and fast information without having to pick up a book. With a click of a mouse button we have tons of information right in front of our computer screen. Is the privilege of having easy access and…

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    Humans are continuously working on researches that can make their life better. Technologies are the product of those researches. After many researchers’ dedications, technologies have become very advanced in modern days. From simply a cell phone to a complex satellite, humans’ lives are becoming more convenient because of the technologies. However, as the convenience that technologies have brought began to blend into humans’ lives, many negative effects also start to emerge. Nicholas Carr, the…

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