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    May I first begin by saying that I am becoming more and more amazed and a little frightened of the accuracy of past writers/philosophers and their predictions of the future. In Ray Bradbury’s “The Veldt,” a few questions revolving around technologies arise. First, the idea that technology may become so involved in our everyday lives that we would “stop living.” The concept that technology, produced to make our lives easier, would make our lives too easy and we would no longer function for…

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    Bolsheviks had promised to give food to the starving people of Russia, Land to those who wanted it and to pull the Russian military from the world war. These views made the Bolsheviks very popular with the people of Russia and were a leading factor in the takeover of power from the Provisional…

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    In Better than a Human: Why Robots Will-and Must-Take our Jobs by Kevin Kelly, the author voices his opinion about how robots will eventually replace humans in the workforce and how, according to the author himself, “The robot takeover will be epic.”(301). The article describes how all jobs from blue collar to white collar will no longer need to be done by humans, but yet gives no clear evidence or any information on how this will happen. The author doesn 't provide any strong supporting…

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    American policy after World War II aimed to strengthen capitalism and prevent the Soviet Union from spreading its totalitarian regime any further beyond the regions in which the Red Army were already situated. The policies introduced by America accelerated the division of Europe, such as the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. By 1949, the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) fortified Europe’s division. In March 1946, George Kennan sent an 8000 worded telegram to the U.S…

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    YG Case Study: Brand Yg

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    1. Brand YG taking over Z2 and the reasons for the takeover? Company X produces luxury fashion brand – YG - The Y generation. The brand is hugely successful in the UAE and GCC market with a market share of 30% in the medium fashion brand market. The Brand is solely owned by a family business in Dubai. The brand was established in 1995 and was hugely successful during the financial crisis period, as customers preferred the ‘not so expensive brands’ during the crisis period. The brand’s market…

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    Australian Film Industry

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    The Australian feature film industry had many hurdles in the 20th century, with World War 1 and 2, the great depression and the increase in production costs because of the sound era. The film industry in Australia started with the Tait brother’s film production The Story of the Kelly Gang which was released in 1906, this is now known as the world’s first film length feature. Many other film were released until 1911 when the output of film decreased. World War 2 brought the film industry in…

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    Race And Racism

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    The question what does it mean to say whiteness is constructed, is a question that can be taken and answer in different views and ways, because race and social construction is a very complex subject. We can start by defining social construction, in the book “Race and Racism” the author Tanya Maria Golash-Boza, defines it as an idea or way of viewing people based not on biological differences but on social perceptions. The idea of classifying race and differences is a very modern system, which…

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    Washington starts his notices to the American individuals by attempting to persuade them that their freedom, peace at home and abroad, wellbeing, flourishing, and freedom are all indigent upon the solidarity between the states. Washington focuses to two settlements obtained by his organization, Jay Treaty and Pinckney's Treaty, which built up the outskirts of the United States' western domains between Spanish Mexico and British Canada, and secured the privileges of western ranchers to ship…

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    change is inevitable, we cannot avoid it. But what if ‘a few million years’ is not soon enough? With the growing robotics industry, the development of excessively powerful processors and the entirely real threat of an imminent, terminator-style AI takeover as a result, current humans will become no more than out-of-date models within a few decades. Although not all hope is lost for our dear species, the transhumanistic movement aims to combat this issue at its roots. Transhumanism is defined as…

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    Tibet Dbq Essay

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    regarded as oppressive and discriminatory towards the Tibetan people. This begs the question of how the Chinese took over and why they wanted control in the area. While improving the lives of Tibetans as well as society, China’s motivation for the takeover of Tibet was a ploy to try and win public Tibetan support until China had solidified…

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