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Incredibles
In the incredibles a main villain, Syndrome, wants to be recognized as a better hero than Mr. Incredible. This is because at the beginning Mr. Incredible says he can’t help him and ignores him. He get’s mad and makes a super robot to kill Mr. Incredible. He also develops a remote to control the robot, so that when the robot destroys the city and he stops it he is recognized as a better hero when Mr. Incredible can’t stop it. The robot becomes sentient and destroys the control for it. Then it starts destroying everything. In the The the Incredible family is able to destroy it.
Syndromes reliance on technology leads to a killer robot lose destroying the city. You should watch it through my units eye because it show how deadly technology could be,
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Incredible all alone (Me & Only Me). Then he he gets a family (Me & My Family). Then he starts working for an organization to defeat a robot. He continues to help the organization until his family shows up on a island and fights the evil guy (Me & Country). He and his family fight to survive the island and get captured (Me & My Family). He family breaks out and stops the evil guy and his robot. After they defeat it the city celebrates them (Me and All of Humanity).
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https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/the-big-questions/your-smartphone-may-actually-be-changing-human-race-n743866
This article explains how your reliance on your smartphone can affect you positively and negatively. It enhances my units focus by talking about a topic that they are related to very closely. This topic relates directly to them and could affect how much they use their phone.
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Research a different topic that relates to relying on technology and how it affects them(email, twitter, google, facebook, snapchat, laptops, credit cards, etc.).
Make a presentation the has how many people use it, how it is good and bad, how it may affect people in the feature, how it may

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