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    Adam Smith Essay

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    of the workers. He gave the example of a boy who wanted to spend less time working and more time playing. The boy invented a machine to do simplify his own work and in the process his job became obsolete (Bilsker 30). The boy’s determination, ingenuity, and laziness cost him his livelihood. Smith observed that while production was up and workers were masters at their jobs, many companies were starting to replace the workers with the machines that were built to help them in the first…

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    Gray Divide Gap Analysis

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    Very little reviews and data is available for seniors, but that does not mean there are not adverse effects of falling in the “gray divide.” Throughout the course of this review, negative results of the digital divide are primarily deliberated in relation with political data, like social capital, inclusion, and support. However the health, disability, and well-being are equally as important, and the benefits outweigh the risks social adversities that seniors may face. For example, these…

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    have enough time to become legal before their card would expire causing them to be labeled as an illegal immigrant. If the process of obtaining a green card was simplified or sped up for those immigrants who utilize the H1-B visa, this issue of time gap would be…

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    but are important in their own regards. In fact, this is how I found a certain result in number theory which recently has been accepted as a paper in the Bachman Math Journal. Eventually, I am able to connect all the different pieces and fill up the gaps to finally reach the solution. In mathematical problem solving, while the solution is the original goal, the journey to reach it is equally important and…

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    Who Is Jay Gatsby A Hero

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    First off what is a hero? “A hero (masculine) or heroine (feminine) is a person or main character of a literary work who, in the face of danger, combats adversity through impressive feats of ingenuity, bravery or strength, often sacrificing his or her own personal concerns for some greater good.” (“The Good Men Project”). Some people might choose Nick Carraway after reading The Great Gatsby as the hero because he is the narrator and pretty much the main character of the story, but the real hero…

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    One of the main sustained motifs throughout the entire book, The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, is the significance of money and the correlating behaviors of those characters with “old money” as opposed to those with “new money.” The “old money” individuals come out almost completely unscathed at the end of the novel, while the “new money” individuals’ lives are changed forever. Money is examined in the novel through the division between East and West Egg, the attitudes of the “old money”…

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    Representation In STEM

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    workforce, the gender pay gap that exists in STEM occupations adds to the list of limitations that women face (Hill et al,2010). The financial need is also another plight for women who are currently being paid 80% what their male counterparts earn. This difference in payment also contributes to the infamous “glass ceiling” that has been preventing women from advancing in careers because of idea that a male can do the same exact job better. Compared to the 1970s, the pay gap has reduced due…

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    Chroniko Research Paper

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    individuals are competitively self-driven and act in disregard towards others, including their elders. Knowledge of Chroniko and its workings are transcribed and passed down from the land’s elders, and acts as a means to create unity across generation gaps. There is an emphasis on the power of words outside of an inhabitant’s day to day work and responsibilities, and the idea of peace. In terms of a criminal justice system, criminals are never executed or sentenced to slavery. Depending on the…

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    Instagram: Landmark Report

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    In a single day, teenagers, ranging from 13 to 18, spend over nine hours on entertainment media, and at least thirty-two minutes of this time is spent on Instagram (“Landmark Report”)(Wagner). Instagram boasts that it has over 800 million users that are active every month (Balakrishnan and Boorstin). With such large quantities of individuals using this social media platform, no really question the fact that instagram is shaping the way many people live their lives. Instagram not only provides a…

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    Roman Bath Houses

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    the case of Roman Baths. Examining Roman baths and their transition over time expose the ingenuity of Roman engineering, development of a Roman art style and reflect a degree of societal structure. These bath houses were widespread throughout the empire; their popularity allows them to act as a symbol to watch the transition of Roman traditions. Heating, tile work and decorative tiles illustrated the ingenuity in engineering and artistic development while the act of bathing exposed the nature of…

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