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    Postman’s Assertions The social critic‚ Neil Postman‚ created six assertions he believed supported Huxley’s visions in‚ Brave New World. Out of the six‚ the three most relevant ones regarded the fear of the truth being drowned in a sea of irrelevance‚ a trivial culture preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies‚ the orgy porgy‚ and centrifugal bumblepuppy‚ and the loving of technology in order to make us think less. What these three assertions all seem to have in common is that they are all

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    Attractive individuals are more likely to have their words be trusted or accepted. I think to United States media and the use of News Anchors in television. The people that provide us with news are inherently trusted‚ even though they are not experts in their fields‚ but because they appear to fit a mold. I have read the author Postman. He posits that television is not a proper medium for important discussions because we care more about cosmetics than ideology. To some extent‚ I think the author of

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    Lance Bailey ENG1101 Mrs. Pack January 28‚ 2015 Neil deGrasse Tyson Have you ever wondered about why science is such a major decision? I once was passionate about science. It was a part of my everyday life‚ but I went through a series of events that had distracted me from the love I once held for science. Neil deGrassse Tyson‚ brought back to my attention the true meaning of science and what it means to our society. I find his work inspiring‚ so much that I want to learn more‚ and test how much

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    Arthur Miller has had a great many successful and well-known plays‚ most notably The Crucible. Miller’s play “The Crucible” is actually based on the witch hunt that went on looking for communists and communist sympathizers in the writing and acting community in the 50’s‚ but set in Salem in 1692. After the play opened in 1953‚ the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) took an interest in the play writer. And in 1954they denied him a passport so that he could go to London‚ England where he

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    Digital Television On November 1‚ 1998 computer companies‚ television makers‚ broadcasters‚ and program suppliers have made a transition from analog to digital television. When the FCC passed a law forcing the networks to change from an analog broadcast to a digital broadcast‚ all the above mentioned industries have been scrambling to get a jump on their competition. The picture and sound qualities of digital TV broadcasts are the best on Earth. However‚ at this moment cost remains a big

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    Galvez Mrs. Cynthia Johnson Language Arts 11 H (Date) Neil Armstrong and the First Moon Landing Neil Armstrong was born on August 5th‚ 1930 in Wapakoneta‚ Ohio. At an early age he became interested in aircrafts and knew he wanted to work with it in his future. At the age of sixteen‚ Neil received his pilot’s license before he even received his driver’s license. Neil held many jobs around town especially at the local airport. 1946 Neil won a scholarship to Purdue University‚ Navy agreed to

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    Keating led Neil to believe he could have the support of his parents and an acting career. Throughout the movie Keating encourages the boys to ’seize the day’‚ and ’suck the marrow out of life. He endorses Neil’s desire to act‚ despite the fact that it was completely against Neil’s fathers’ rules and the schools objectives‚ which‚ as a former student and teacher he must have known. Going to Welton‚ and later teaching there Keating would surely have been familiar with the pressures teachers and parents

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    Violence on Television Television is the most important sourc of information. It plays a significant role in people’s lives. In these days‚ people spend a lot of time watching TV. Also‚ most of families stay in front of the TV having dinner and discussing about what happened in their day. Although most of people look at television as an entertaining and educational way to spend time‚ some people think there is too much violence in television and that it influences people to act violently.

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    brought. An innovation that has troubled the youth of America for many years is television. Although there is no certainty to eliminate this “plug-in drug‚” there are many ways to control and monitor your television as a parent. Children between two and eleven years of age watch an average of 25 hours of television a week.(Children’s Television) Which means that children spend more time watching television than in school. With that statistic it is no wonder why this is such a huge

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    Television‚ the Desensitizer We do not have to watch television for very long to realize that violence is a common theme on a variety of shows. It can be found almost everywhere‚ including daytime talk shows and so-called sports entertainment programs. These programs may be defined as entertainment but they do more harm than good when we consider the effects that watching violent programming has on viewers. When we observe how these programs can influence behavior‚ especially among younger viewers

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