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    Community-based activism was the driving force behind the fight against development and gentrification in the SOMA and Tenderloin neighborhoods, and even across the bay in Oakland. In the video, “Oakland: Our City” the narrator describes the benefits of urban renewal on blighted neighborhoods, but never addresses the impact it may have on the people who live in these areas. Revitalization of the city’s life and value is a key motivating force to development. Another motivating force is high-rise…

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    Canadian Feed the Children, 2024. This is a very large issue and an issue that has been getting worse since the pandemic, considering that there are now around 690 million people (8.9% of the world population) who are experiencing chronic hunger (Soma, 2024). There is also a large misconception that food insecurity and hunger are mainly a problem in less developed parts of the world, that is not the case, as, almost every country on earth has citizens who struggle with food insecurity, including…

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    In the beginning of Chapter 3 the director is leading a group of students to the garden where there are hundreds of kids engaging in erotic play while naked. The director explains that this is apart of the conditioning process that all children undergo. He says this will allow them to engage in promiscuous sex as adults without hesitation. This establishes a key concept in the philosophy of Fordism that “Everybody belongs to everybody”. It is like a foundation for this aspect of Fordism.…

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    A beta girl stunk in the reservation and slept round with married man because that is what she only knew. Linda drinks mescal to ease her pain not having any soma. Linda had said “It makes you feel so bad afterwards the mescal does and your sick with the peyotl; besides it always made that awful feeling of being ashamed much worse the next day. And I was doing ashamed. Just think of it: me, a Beta having a baby…

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    Sometimes I think I deserve this. I deserve to be disgusted by this. And sometimes I wished I could be more like you and the others; I would like to be able to ignore everything and just take some soma, and forget. But then I remember how happy the pain makes me. Because, Lenina, it is the pain that makes us see the world happier. Romeo, Othello, Hamlet... They made the same decision. This is the only way out, Lenina. And it hurts me so much the…

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    that only desires food, sex and drugs. As evidently expressed in the following: ““Never put off till to-morrow the fun you can have to-day," she said gravely”. In this quotation the character is referring to a drug called soma. Citizens have become dependant on things such as soma because they have been conditioned by the state to be so ever since they were born. By inducing desires upon citizens they no longer know how to function without them, thus dehumanizing citizens by virtue of…

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    Formal Outline Thesis: Brave New World describes a societal class systems promoting isolation of the individual, separation of responsibilities, and conditioning from government to attain a utopian society; Aldous Huxley’s surroundings in the 1930’s inspire his formulation of this class system. World State promotes a community working like a single mind mimicking a well oiled machine; however, the individual experiences isolation from the caste system because conformity can not be accomplished.…

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    1. There are 3 types of neurons. Motor, sensory, and Interneurons. The main parts of the neuron are dendrites, the soma, the axon, the axon terminal, the synapse, and the myelin sheath. The dendrites are branch like bushy extensions that receive the information and conduct impulses towards the cell body. The soma, or cell body, makes sense of the information and works It out. It also triggers the action potential and all or nothing response. The axon is a neuron’s extension that sends messages…

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    era of Ford. Similarly, Indian Reservations remind Americans of our past and our progression to the future of the country. The World State also punishes originality by transferring original thinkers to Iceland, where they are forced to live without soma. Although Huxley’s dystopia warns against the dangers of a…

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    the supreme cell within the body of a mammal. Like any other cell, the neuron cell has the nucleus, which function is to control the activities of the cell it is in. It acts like the ‘brain’, it is the control centre. This nucleus is based within the soma, the cell body. The cells body role is to complete biochemical processes, which are in…

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