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    knowledge‚ we must ask why consumers still buy these items. Steiner believes this is because of the soothing feeling their conscience receives when purchasing these falsely reassuring labels. When it comes to the welfare and respect of animal life‚ ignorance

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    Compare and Contrast Education is something so sacred to some people but there are many people that take it for granted as well. "The Joy of Reading and Writing: Superman and Me" by Sherman Alexie and "Learning to Read and Write" by Fredrick Douglass‚ is similar in many ways. Both of these men were so eager to learn when in the meantime so many people that do have the opportunity are so clueless. People are so clueless that there were others‚ and still are‚ that wish they were in a position to

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    importance of obtaining knowledge. However‚ even with an abundance of materialistic goods‚ the feelings of internal and intellectual poverty remain. This void cannot be satisfied by physical goods‚ but by cognitive nourishment. Although ignorance may be considered bliss‚ In Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451‚ without free thought‚ social interaction‚ and the questioning of authority and social norms‚ the celebration

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    most out-standing quotes in The Importance of Being Earnest is "Ignorance is like a delicate‚ exotic fruit; touch it and the bloom is gone." The metaphor she uses essentially explains that ignorance is bliss. In fact‚ in the play Lady Bracknell asks “Do you know everything or do you know nothing?” What Lady Bracknell is saying in both quotes is that knowing everything gives an individual what is described as ‘that wonderful ignorance’. As long as one believes what is told to them‚ those who are speaking

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    Is it better to be a content pig or a discontented philosopher? This is a question posed by John Stuart Mills‚ this quote has been a great debate in philosophy. To answer this question‚ we must ask ourselves which we would rather be. The pig is content to eat its food and roll in the mud all day long‚ the pig gets pleasure out of the simple things in life. Humans have many worries and stress and have to work hard in their 9 to 5 jobs. However‚ the human has a much greater awareness of the world‚

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    perceives it to be‚ but perceptions are often flooded with stereotypes and pre-conceived notions which make it difficult for people of different ethnic‚ racial‚ or economic class to identify with one another. So many individuals are blinded by ignorance and subconscious teachings such that one’s identity is very rarely defined accurately nor held at the same level of respect that the beholder

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    The Family Book by Todd Parr the daily lives of all kinds of families are depicted. Mr. Parr discusses the different sizes‚ colors and distances of families. He talks about families who adopt‚ families with stepparents and many more differences among families. Within these differences‚ Todd Parr states that‚ “Some families have two moms or two dads.” The children’s book was banned for this reason. In 2012‚ an Illinois school district banned the book because parents argued that “those are issues that

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    foul. Honesty and integrity are things of the past. Now there is a mad scramble for money and power. In a way‚ however‚ we are happier than our forefathers. Our forefathers were the victims of illiteracy‚ ignorance and superstitions. Ignorance might mean bliss‚ but this is the bliss of intellectual non-existence or mental blankness. We today are literate and educated. We now know many secrets of nature which were unknown to our forefathers. We experience an intellectual thrill when we acquire

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    world you know today‚ the Matrix‚ and the Blue Pill in which you contain to remain ignorant to the realities of the world. This decision between ignorance and knowledge is prominent in many instances besides the Matrix. Such as even in the beginning of all creation stories there is made the decision of ignorance and knowledge. Adam and Eve live in ignorance before eating from the Tree of Knowledge‚ thus escaping from the once ignorant state of mind they once lived in. They are thrown out of Eden‚ like

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    In the movie The Matrix‚ there is a super computer that controls the reality of all humans. Neo‚ a character in the movie‚ realizes that the Matrix is not real. Morpheus helps him to come to this realization that his “life” was not real‚ that a super computer was programming his thoughts‚ and experiences. All the humans were in this huge machine with their brains connected to a bunch of wires‚ and their thoughts were being inputted by the computer. In Plato’s Allegory of the Cave‚ there is a similar

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