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    Does the use of modern technology differ from those of your parents? There are 6.8 billion people on the planet and 4 billion of them use a mobile phone. Only 3.5 billion of them use a toothbrush. There are vest differences between my generation and my parents generation. The long term affects will be critical. Developing games have changed from generations to generations. Parents in the USA use more hand on games to develop the brain,but the way this generation 's use developing…

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    Etiological understandings of famine in the bible justify the presence of famine in the modern setting and often delay efforts to rectify the issue. The bible has been one of the most influential books throughout history due to the Christian fellowship’s infallible commitment to their faith. The bible is used as a tool to teach Christians a standard of living a good and ethical life. Story telling is one of the most infamous ways of teaching these essential life lessons, because when the bible…

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    IPhone, electronics, and technology has become the norm of today’s world. Communication has dramatically changed over years. We can communicate faster and more cost-effectively, we have access to more information, and we have more choices of how to communicate. In the short essay “The limits of friendship “by Konnikova she speaks on Dunbar number and questions whether having more virtual friends/relationship will influence us in a positive or negative way, also for the future generation. In…

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    Imagine not knowing why one was afraid to open the trunk of their car. Forgetfulness is a sign of an unreliable narrator. According to www.nownovel.com, an unreliable narrator is a character who tells the reader a story that cannot be taken at face value. In “Strawberry Spring” by Stephen King, the narrator is a serial killer who kills students on campus and attempts to portray the infamous Jack the Ripper. In “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, the narrator has postpartum…

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    the driver could get injured, or even others cautiously walking across the street close to you could get injured. BUt some people also think that there shouldn’t be a law because well it’s common sense to pay attention while walking. If you walk and text its just as dangerous as driving and texting so why do it? First of all, you could get badly injured or maybe even die. It says in the Scope magazine, In 2000…

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    straight, with a crossbar, and because they stood in public places. And it was only a coincidence that the telephone pole so closely resembled a crucifix” page 3 The quote above also shows Biss’ use of symbolism, which she uses great deal through the text. “…, the bodies of men lynched from telephone poles are silhouetted against the sky. Sometimes two men to a pole…. They hung like flags in still air” page 4 And when the phone is mentioned in the second part, it is not described as positively…

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    The silent killer: rethinking safety on boda-bodas Many times when we use boda bodas-motorbike taxis, we ignore our safety responsibility as passengers. After witnessing a helmented boda boda rider racing on high speed skillfully between cars, changing lanes on a congested highway, with a passenger clinging on the back, all the on lookers were sympathetic and terrified of what was to befall the innocent passenger. It was clear the rider was about to cause an accident from his perceived…

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    Technology is all around; it always seems that there is a new phone out or a new and better tech trying to race to the top of the market every year. In reality, is the tech that people are buying affecting them in ways they never thought? People depend on technology like depending on a car with low gas; if it runs out, then people are stranded and soon panic. People are too dependent on technology and it’s causing a negative impact on mental and physical health. In addition people are on…

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    Hello, I’m Nate Sunker and I’m writing to on the urgent matter of cell phone use in secondary schools. This is an outdated policy that is overlooked by so many school executives who are chiefly looking at outdated studies and research. Newer research has shown that today’s cell phones are able to let students connect with the topic, communicate and keep safe, and improve students’ abilities inside and outside of school. Because of that, this issue cannot be ignored, and needs to be solved by the…

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    She Must Like a Male The commercial I chose to analyze is a Thai advertisement, it described a tough day which a taxi driver has experienced. At first, the commercial started at displaying that the driver has experienced lots of problems, such as customers who took the taxi without paying the fee, or customers who puked on the taxi, and the most dangerous one is that a robber was trying to rob and even beat the driver. After the driver back home with a bleeding face, a child appeared and asked…

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