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    created for the screen but they tell a similar story and try to relay a similar message. Kurt Vonnegut wrote “Harrison Bergeron” and this told the story of ow every was finally equal in every way and the people who weren’t meeting the average mark they were given handicaps to level the playing field for all people. 2081 was produced by Thor Halovenrt and is a movie based on the story of Harrison Bergeron it follows the same premiums but there are some changes that take place during the movie. Halovent

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    The polar opposite however‚ a dystopian society‚ is a society where everything from freedom and justice has completely become irrelevant‚ where everything is undesirable and frightening. One source that will be used is Kurt Vonnegut’s short story; Harrison Bergeron which has very contrasting themes depending on individual perspective. The thing with these societies is that more often than not‚they are based around individual perspective. Much like journalism and overall modern media‚ perspectives will

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    1. Modern day golf was invented during the year 1457 in Scotland. South Florida golf courses came much later. 2. Golf was banned three times for years after it was invented because the Scottish government believed it interfered with military training. 3. Because every list of facts about golf needs a one‚ here is a Tiger fact: Tiger Woods has won astounding 77 PGA tournaments to date. 4. And another: Tiger Woods made his first hole-in-one at the age of eight. 5. Almost 80% of golfers will never have

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    Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut‚ is a story about a society living with handicaps in order for everyone to be equal. These handicaps tamper with certain people natural abilities in order to bring them down to be equivalent with their peers. George and Hazel Bergeron are couple living in this utopian society. They had a son named Harrison Bergeron. Although he was put in jail for planning to overthrow the government. The couple does not seem to remember him as Hazel has a average intelligence

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    realized the type of person I was becoming after golf started consuming my life. People started gravitating toward me‚ offering me assistance with golf and presenting me with once in a life-time opportunities such as allowing me to play some of the hardest courses in the world. I have travel the country‚ met celebrities and hundreds of new people. Along the way I have been scouted by colleges and achieved success all through the game of golf. Golf is the greatest way to meet important people‚ establish

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    about what is socially or politically acceptable vs. what is not. Harrison Bergeron opens a window for us to see how much equality is too much. Where is the line that ought not to be crossed and what will the negative repercussions if it is? Vonnegut vocalizes this concept so clearly and brilliantly; whether societal equality can turn to mistreatment and what the consequences will be when it does. By the second paragraph in Harrison Bergeron‚ the concerning health risks inflicted upon the citizens

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    Vonnegut Jr.’s Harrison Bergeron and Orwell’s 1984 are based on the concept of negative utopia. The governments in both these novels control their masses using harsh methods. The government in 1984 uses brainwashing‚ doublethink‚ mutability of the past and vaporization to control its masses. The government in Harrison Bergeron uses physical and mental handicaps to control its masses and in the effort to make everyone equal. Both the governments have a tight control on its people but the government

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    In the short story‚ “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut‚ life is extremely different. Set in the futuristic time period of 2081‚ Vonnegut gives you a peek at a dystopian world‚ much different than what life is like now. In the story‚ everyone must be equal. No one is smarter‚ prettier‚ or stronger than anybody else. The new government punishes people who act on their own and gives handicaps to those who have “unfair advantages”. For example‚ the government put an ear piece in anyone’s ear who is

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    How to Swing a Golf Club Step 1- Addressing the Ball  Approach the ball calm and comfortably.  Body over the ball‚ relax your arms and grip the club. Step 2- Beginning the Swing  Start the club head back from the ball 3 feet.  Your body should stay in an aligned position‚ wrists and arms firm‚ and a slight bend of your knees.  Move the club to waist high‚ keeping your lead arm straight‚ your hips with a slight rotation away from the ball. Step 3- The Backswing  Bring your club

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    Read an article on a Doctor who operated on an unborn baby. Dr. Michael Harrison which referred to the unborn child a patient” It seem he was comfortable identifying the unborn as human. It appears that Dr. Michael Harrison‚ who called the babies he operated on a mere eight years after Roe “unborn patients‚” he was comfortable speculating that the unborn child is human. Also‚ it ought to be clear to anybody with an ethical area that regardless of the possibility that there was vagueness on the meaning

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