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    that movie wanted to do well but were up against an imagination beyond their own. They SLAVISHLY followed the book when possible and produced a film as long‚ dull‚ and dead as a Senate committee hearing. The 1949 version of _The Great Gatsby‚_ with Alan Ladd as Gatsby‚ deviates

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    Alan & Martinâs relationship started with a rough note‚ where Alan tends to become uncooperative in answering Martinâs questions to him. A possible reason to this is those questions are considered as a private matter for Alan. Questions such as his first encounter towards horses to Alanâs relationship with his parents were confronted by Martin. Hence‚ to show his uncomfortable feeling of those questions‚ Alan answers those questions in the form of jingles. It is also possible reason why Alan

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    generation are equipped with this personal assistant ability or something very similar. This new recent development in machines has stirred a very interesting debate amongst philosophers. That debate is whether or not machines have the ability to think. Alan Turning‚ who was a computer scientist‚ wrote a 950 page paper in the 1950s‚ about a way to test whether machines can actually think. It became known as the Turning Test for Thinking Machines. In his paper Turning also outlines some objections people

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    opposition created between the two teachers‚ Hector and Irwin.” What is the significance of Bennett’s use of opposition? The book ‘The History Boys’ provides opposition between the two teachers Hector and Irwin. These two characters are presented by Bennett to show the audience the difference in the teaching of both characters. Hector is described on page four as ‘a man of studied eccentricity. He wears a bow tie.’ By this‚ we get a first impression that Hector makes effort for how he dresses as we could

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    Change in “V for Vendetta” Juxtaposed With Change in “Ode on a Grecian Urn” Alan Moore published the first part of “V for Vendetta” in 1982 and the second part in 1983. The novel takes place in dystopian England in the year 1997. Many different plots and characters inhabit the tale’s world‚ but the two protagonists consist of V‚ an anarchist revolutionary with a strong vendetta against the current fascist government‚ and Evey Hammond‚ a sixteen-year-old girl that V takes under his wing and educated

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    ¿PIENSAS QUE LAS MÁQUINAS PIENSAN? Alan Turing‚ matemático e informático teórico de origen ingles‚ considerado el padre de la inteligencia artificial‚ publico el artículo “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” en la revista Mind en 1950‚ donde se hace la siguiente pregunta: ¿Pueden las maquinas pensar? Primero que nada puso en claro los términos de máquina y pensar‚ a partir de eso expresó su convicción de que las computadoras eran capaces de imitar perfectamente la inteligencia humana y que

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    and having emotions. Computers could be said to be able to communicate with persons and have a sense of personhood about them‚ therefore this argument goes against the claim that only human beings can be persons. The Turing test is a test which Alan Turing devised as a way to show the world that computers can be seen as persons. A man was at a computer on a chat room with a wall in front of him‚ on the other side of the wall was either a human or a computer‚ the man would ask the same questions

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    How do you even

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    What how do you even hihihskhksgigsia Skgskgskgskus Skagksgiusgkus Skabkakabkuabuka A computer is a general purpose device that can be programmed to carry out a set of arithmetic or logical operations automatically. Since a sequence of operations can be readily changed‚ the computer can solve more than one kind of problem. Conventionally‚ a computer consists of at least one processing element‚ typically a central processing unit (CPU)‚ and some form of memory. The processing element carries

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    Discovery speech English

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    Discovery speech- English 2014- Samantha Croft Introduction: What is discovery? Discovery is the action or process of revealing something unknown or being unveiled. But self-discovery is the process of acquiring insight into one’s own character. So what does discovery mean to you? Is discovery something you can physically feel? Or is it something you can uncover yourself within yourself? The voyage of ‘Self Discovery’ generates many concerns that can be experienced both positively and negatively

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    Can Machines Think?

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    “Can machines think?”- A question heavily debated dating back to the days of Descartes. This idea has been explored and analyzed by scholars in many diverse fields of study for many‚ many years. Mathematician Alan Turing was a pioneer in unraveling this question. His philosophies found in his published paper “Computing Machinery and Intelligence” changed the ways in which we perceive and comprehend artificial intelligence. Turing’s most famous advance on the age-old question was the self-titled Turing

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