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    BiCentennial Man In BiCentennial Man‚ Andrew changes his appearance so drastically that he looks exactly like a human being. I believe that even though Andrew isn’t technically a human on the inside‚ he could still be considered a human being because of his ability to sense emotions and have feelings. For example‚ one of the human vocations are that humans are blessed with a conscience‚ and Andrew displays that he does possesses a conscience when he realized that Little Miss was upset with him for

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    very much about family life‚ emotions‚ what it means to be human‚ and trying to better oneself through both serving others and learning with others about oneself. If you ever wanted to be more than you are then watch this film. This is not so much a film about robots or sci-fi‚ but a film about life and humanity and relationships‚ love and family. The robots and sci-fi is just a scenario which allows us to explore ourselves more as humans and wonder about our existence. Then‚ however‚ just as we

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    Ellen Kristine M. BMLS –1 BICENTENNIAL MAN A person’s idea of perfection is in his eyes. One may say that perfection is the ultimate goal of one but have you ever considered that being perfect can lead to a boring life? The story talks about a robot who wants to free himself from the life he has‚ a life that leads to nothing. He always wanted a life similar to humans and that is to experience the joy that robots couldn’t or will not have and that is to be a human person. He admired our physical

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    became truly a human being. I think that Andrew has fulfilled the characteristics and personalities of a human being. These abilities are things that can only be observed in human‚ and these abilities are what makes human unique from other creatures. These abilities include consciousness‚ free will‚ emotions‚ feelings‚ mortality‚ and other things were all developed and possessed by Andrew. Although Andrew was made up of steels‚ it is not only the physical features that make us a human being. What more

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    PoliticalScience 2 Sir Joselito Gallendo PROJECT IN PHILO 2 (Summary and Insights) Summary : Bicentennial Man A character named Andrew Martin requests an unknown operation from a robotic surgeon. However‚ the robot refuses‚ as the operation is harmful and violates the First Law of Robotics‚ which says a robot may never harm a human being. Andrew‚ however‚ changes its mind‚ telling it that he is not a human being. The story jumps to 200 years in the past‚ when NDR (his serial number forgotten) is brought

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    Have you ever wondered how a mind in a judgmental world could change the meaning of life? The story “The Bicentennial Man” was written by Isaac Asimov and published in 1976. In 1972 the equal rights amendment in which gave women the right to have a voice and not be denied on account of their sex was passed. In conclusion‚ it allowed the character in “The Bicentennial Man”‚ Little Miss to be able to speak her mind and as a foil character allowed the main character to strengthen. A foil character is

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    Running head: TRAITS OF PRIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS 1 Traits of Prions and Their Effects on Human Beings Dennis Wei Saint Joseph High School TRAITS OF PRIONS AND THEIR EFFECTS 2 CONTENTS Abstract 3 Discovery 4 What’s a Prion 5 How Prions Replicate 6 How Prions kill 6 A List of Prion Diseases 7 Human Prion Diseases 7 Animal Prion Diseases 7 About BSE 8 Human Prion Diseases in the United States

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    Can a robot be a person? Or should it be said‚ can Andrew be a person? Andrew is simply NDR-114: an androgynous robot designed to handle household chores‚ child education‚ servant work‚ and anything else as ordered by humans‚ the Martin family. It only got its name when Little Miss stumbled over the word "android"‚ and mistaken it as something else and said "Andrew" instead. As Andrew begins to experience emotions and creative thought‚ the Martin family soon discovers they own a very different and

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    Guide to the Galaxy‚ by Douglas Adams‚ The Bicentennial Man‚ by Isaac Asimov and The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury‚ readers can clearly see straight away that all of these novels are fiction just by simply reading the beginning of them. These three novels share common aspects of fiction while

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    Human Traits

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    native‚ that means English differs from many other languages in having fever ending. As we know that Chinese languages are very complicated‚ and some other Asian languages go even much further with harder than any variety of words at all and are being accomplished by word order. 5. Evidence- 1. Inventories from 504 languages and evaluated all possible geographic origins of language‚ from Africa to South America‚ for sing of progressively declining phoneme frequencies as languages got farther

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