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    A Day Without Media

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    In the book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" the idea that immersion in what we love will lead to our end is presented and analyzed. After reading this book I took it upon myself‚ as part of a class assignment‚ to go 24 hours without media. Initially I believed that this would be an easy task but found that as a whole we are surrounded by media in every instance of our lives. From car rides‚ to simply walking around my house I had to be observant to avoid media that would reset my 24 hour time frame

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    Hope for the Flowers

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    . For me this book is made with purpose‚ not just stating the life of a caterpillar who wanted to find meaning about life but it also reflects on the life challenges. We are only contented of what we have and sometimes we say to ourselves everything we own and have are many things that we achieved in life and we don’t aim for more because of fears of disappointment in all our struggles in life. We don’t attempt to move on and we don’t try to get things to prove that we can make it at the end.

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    Self Love

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    Yet‚ despite pampering our-selves with the best what life has to offer we still suffer from sadness‚ anger‚ loneliness‚ incompleteness and bitterness. The attention we lavish upon ourselves disproves that we don’t love ourselves. However‚ our insatiate love longing for harmony and happiness means that we don’t love ourselves the right way. Given our ethical conditioning‚ many balk at the over thought of self love‚ even though it is nearly impossible for it not to exist. This is because we confuse self

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    Vanity Is a Virtue

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    just like self-esteem. Without vanity we would never feel good about ourselves. Seeking self satisfaction is after all the key in what living our lives to our fullest expectations are based. Just as self esteem boosts one’s thoughts and beliefs‚ vanity boosts our image and satisfaction of ourselves. We are after all by ourselves in this world. Vanity is providing self-affirmation of what we think we are‚ making us love ourselves more. It is self-confirmation‚ it is knowing the difference between what

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    1984 vs 1983

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    future. The three texts represent the dystopia we face as we become a more connected society. With social networks‚ cloud computing and even more specific‚ less-thought-about tech such as Internet-connected home surveillance systems‚ we will find ourselves in a delicate balance of trust and paranoia. Technology is a wonderful thing‚ but in the words of Spider-Man’s Uncle Ben‚ "With great power‚ comes great responsibility." If we are not careful‚ the technology we know and love could be used against

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    Oration Piece

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    the new administration. Knowing the fact that this will be a roaring summon for the Filipino masses. This is now our time to heal the wounds and lift up ourselves from the ruthless claws of the past administration. However‚ our aspiration for change would not become a reality if we let pessimism‚ sluggishness‚ and unconsciousness to bury ourselves in the deadly quicksand of stagnancy. My dear fellow KCCians‚ shall we wait that this stagnancy would smash the kind of change we are aiming for? Can we

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    admiration. The answer to the first of these questions appears to be the easier‚ but is in fact the more difficult. I shall argue that in the end‚ the answer to both questions is the same: he acts‚ and we respond‚ because we recognize in him and in ourselves an all too human‚ ordinary fallibility. He is neither the puppet of evil forces that some critics would make him‚ nor the inhuman monster that Malcolm ’s final dismissal of him as "this dead butcher" would suggest. The quick but not very helpful

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    The Self: Self-concept and Self-esteem Outline and The ABC’s of self Affect: How do we evaluate ourselves (self-esteem)‚ enhance our self-images‚ and defend against threats to our self-esteem? Behavior: How do we regulate our actions and present ourselves according to interpersonal demands (self-presentation)? Cognition: How do we come to know ourselves‚ develop a self-concept‚ and maintain a stable sense of identity Self-Concept Self-Concept: The sum total of beliefs that people

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    between the world and ourselves to make sense of the unknown presented to us‚ very useful for the conductions of everyday life. This process may also be performed on one’s self‚ known as self-perception‚ however this method will generally produce an inaccurate or flawed portrayal that may have adverse implications on self-understanding and development. There are many reasons and biases for which this occurs; outlined in Dunning et al. (2003)‚ many judgments about ourselves are conducted through a

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    either to society or ourselves (both philosophers also mention our duty to God‚ but these theological discussions do not pertain to the modern debate on euthanasia). Hume‚ in his essay On Suicide‚ concludes that suicidal-acts do not transgress either of these duties. Kant‚ contrarily‚ concludes in both Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals‚ as well as his Metaphysics of Morals‚ that suicidal-acts transgress both. The nature of these arguments (concerning duty to ourselves and others)‚ as well

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