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    Angelman Syndrome

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    Angelman Syndrome By Ciera Carr Dr. Glimps 2006 Carr 1 Ciera Carr Dr. Glimps Research Paper Angelman Syndrome Angelman syndrome is a genetic disorder that is caused by a couple of different attributes. The first one is “a deletion on chromosome 15 of maternal origin or paternal uniparental disomy”(Curfs‚ 2004‚ p. 1263). There has also been found that some people with the disorder have no deletion on the chromosome at all. Angelman syndrome was first discovered in 1965 by a doctor

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    meant to be fast‚ and technologically smart to‚ again‚ make lives easier. Carr believes that this new technology is destroying the way people used to think. The world is so fast paced now‚ and no one has the attention span‚ or even the ability to sit down‚ read‚ or retain all of the knowledge found in printed text. “Once I was a scuba diver in the sea of words. Now I zip along the surface like a guy on a jet ski” (Carr‚ 7). Carr’s brain is also changing. Even though‚ he grew up without all the

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    deciding from the survey not to hire Carr‚ then Carr knows the employer doesn’t have a right to the truth. The problem arises in the third proposition. The employer does not know that Carr knows the employer doesn’t have a right to the truth. In fact‚ as previously discussed‚ the employer most likely believes the opposite‚ that the company is entitled to the truth; otherwise the application would not contain the psychological exam. The third proposition prevents Carr from falling under the same justified

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    information on the Internet has lead to individuals becoming “annoyed” in reading and “happier” due to the fact that we can easily browse through without thinking. Carr believes that the structure of the brain is slowly being reprogrammed thus getting rid of his ability to think deep into scripts and making it easier for him to surf from link to link. Carr is not the only one who feels this was. In the article‚ the existence of this fact is carried out by several anecdotes as well as by a 5 year research program

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    Google Making Us Stupid?” published July 2008 in The Atlantic. Carr claims that the Internet has actually affected how human beings process information. His main fear is that the Internet is changing the way that men think in a way that is destroying their ability to think deeply. As opposed‚ In Jamais Cascio’s article‚ “Getting Smarter”. Cascio is arguing his belief that people are actually getting smarter due to modern technology. Carr and Cascio have different perspectives in our modern technology

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    and also the negative aspects and overall consequences it can cause. Both philosophers Carr and Bowie apply relevant concepts in support of their opinions. Carr looks at bluffing as a game strategy while Bowie feels that business should not be looked at as a game of poker and utilize strategies that will provide a cooperative and non adversarial work environment. Business bluffing as defined by Albert Z. Carr is the practice of deception in business transactions with customers‚ dealers‚ labour unions

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    Is Google Making Us Stupid Summary Nicholas Carr begins his essay‚ “Is Google Making Us Stupid? What the Internet is doing to our brains” he references Stanley Kubrick’s film 2001: A Space Odyssey‚ particularly the part where a character is dismantling the brain of and artificial intelligence machine. Carr goes so far as to say that he can relate to the aforementioned machine because he feels his brain has also been tampered with. He quickly loses interest in the activities he used to enjoy‚ such

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    technology. In the article titled “Out Semi-Literate Youth? Not So Fast” by Andrea Lunsford‚ she explains the importance of technology and how‚ in most cases‚ technology is able to help develop students. In another article titled “Hal and Me” by Nicholas Carr‚ he stresses the point that technology is pushing ‘the good life’ to the wayside. Although both authors have different opinions when it comes to technology‚ they both agree that changes are occurring due to technological influences on peoples’ brains

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    an essay written by Nicholas Carr‚ "Is Google making us Stupid?"‚ Carr argues how the Internet may diminish our capacity for concentration and contemplation. He himself has experiences lack of concentration like the student. He explains‚ "….I’d spend hours strolling through long stretches of prose. That’s rarely the case anymore." But it furthermore then just diminishing the capacity for concentration‚ the internet according to Carr also affects the way of thinking. Carr clarify‚ "Today‚ in age of

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    Nicholas Carr‚ which was published in The Atlantic in July 2008. Throughout his article‚ Carr discusses how people are beginning to rely on the internet as their primary source of information. He also states that the internet is negatively affecting the way we read and write‚ and is also having an effect on the way we process information. With the help of his fellow writers and personal research‚ he makes various points addressing these issues‚ and others in this article. Nicholas Carr believes

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