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    Reality television (also known as reality shows) is a television programming genre that presents unscripted situations‚ documents actual events and usually features unknowns instead of professional actors. Such shows usually have various standard tropes‚ including frequent interviews with participants that double as the show’s narration‚ and sometimes an emphasis on drama and personal conflict. Competition-based reality shows‚ a notable subset‚ often have additional common elements such as one participant

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    Reality television has strong influence and damaging effects on our society. But let’s face it‚ we feed on the drama. We love to absorb another life other than our own. Along with it comes the misconception of reality which distorts how one believes they have to behave to gain fame or attention. Reality television is bad for culture because it only elevates money‚ beauty‚ and fame above other qualities by promoting inappropriate behavior such as bullying‚ casual sex‚ alcohol abuse and bad language

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    1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Description about Virtual Reality Virtual Reality (VR) involves development of a computer generated virtual environment intended to simulate the real world. It is an emerging computer visualization technology that allows users to experience a strong sense of reality in a computer-generated environment. Engineers have begun to realize the usefulness of VR as an innovative tool to visualize‚ manipulate‚ and interact with complex three-dimensional (3-D) graphical data that

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    people‚ people bump into you. In L.A.‚ nobody touches you. We ’re always behind this metal and glass. I think we miss that touch so much‚ that we crash into each other‚ just so we can feel something." Detective Graham Waters from Crash Racism‚ stereotypes‚ and prejudices…these three topics are some things that we deal with daily in current day America. All though these are issues that we all deal with daily‚ they are also issues that we typically do not discuss. Crash is a movie that is based in

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    Teen Mom and True Life shed light on the various consequences that could come from having unprotected sex. These shows depict real people in real life scenarios‚ which may have a substantial impact on the viewer’s due to the modern fascination with reality television. The people being filmed for these series are either pregnant‚ taking care of a baby or suffering from sexually transmitted diseases. This form of televised content is basically used as a scare tactic to influence viewers into being protected

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    Cultural Diversity or Global Monoculture The Impacts of the Information Age Kenneth Keniston Massachusetts Institute of Technology Paper Prepared for Conference on "The Global Village" Bangalore‚ Karnataka‚ India November 2‚ 1998 The coming of the "Information Age" is the topic of thousands of books‚ articles‚ and conferences‚ including this one. Predictions range from outrageous optimism to dire pessimism; we have analyses from a Marxist‚ a neo-liberal‚ an anthropological‚ and many other

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    In today’s society‚ many look at successful business owners and see them as greedy‚ selfish‚ and overall have a bad image of them. These days people tend to believe the stereotypes of people instead of fact checking these allegations towards them. The reason these stereotypes exist in groups of people is due to the fact that a small portion of that group do/act in a way that is blown all over social media‚ television‚ and the internet overall. For example is news breaks out that a company that focus

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    Yoadin Lorenzo professor: Chroma English 1005 There is a new phenomenon taking over our television it is called the Kardashians. Whether you watch the show or not‚ you know they exist. Keeping up the the Kardashian is an American reality television series that premired on October 14‚ 2007. It follows the lives of the Kardashian/ Jenner family‚ including sister Kourtney‚ Kim‚ Rob and Khloe Kardashian. Other members of the show include Scott Disick‚ Bruce‚ Kris‚ Kylie and Kendall Jenner. The

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    Stereotypes

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    attractive figure and acting talent to accomplice in their career. In contrast‚ the symbol of smart person might wear the thick glasses‚ carry a lot of books and have the pondering characteristic. They are considered unattractive people. Today‚ the stereotype of blondes or good-looking men being dimmer than average needs to be

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    persuade them‚ as well as those "at home‚" to change their ways by finding Jesus Christ. To help her do this‚ she offers a "prosperity Campaign Kit‚" which appears to have a dual purpose: As it brings one nearer to Jesus‚ it also provides advice on how to increase one ’s bank account. This makes her followers extremely happy and confirms their predisposition to believe that prosperity is the true aim of religion. Perhaps God disagrees. As of this writing‚ Reverend Terry has been obliged to declare

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