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    labor with just enough sustenance to keep them alive. Therefore‚ it is no surprise that many people lacked in hope as well as faith. In the eyes of Frankl these two beliefs happen to be the most important when it comes to the fight for survival. He states “a prisoner who had lost faith in the future-his future-was doomed” (Frankl‚ 74). This ultimately leads to “mental and physical decay” (Frankl‚ 74). Loss of faith comes in stages. A prisoner will lose interest in the most basic necessities that they

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    The conscience of a Liberal In Conscience of a Liberal‚ Krugman describes how America transitioned from a phase of economical inequality before the World War II to a phase of economical equality after it. It transitioned from a “Gilded Age” where the “wealthy Elite” as he describes dominated the economy and politics of the country to a Great Depression around 1930. Krugman discusses how Roosevelt’s new policy‚ by taking away much from the “wealthy Elite” threw taxes‚ created the middle class

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    Should the state have the power on how much water we use and finalize it as a law? I strongly believe‚ we should have a law when it comes down to water.This drought that California is having is really effective. For example‚ Pete Rodriguez a retired dock worker says‚ “I don’t know how long we can stay here”(Source 2). Meaning because we are running out of water he has to take one and a half hours out of his day to haul water because the well behind his modest rented home went dry.

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    A Good Man is Hard to Find follows O’Connor’s collective theme of southern social constructions and mental slavery. This is shown through the characters‚ The Misfit and the Grandma. They are both entrapped in their own issues and have their own ideas on what society considers “good”. The grandmother’s moral code follows appearance of being “good” over the substance of what is in the heart. Her misconceptions on a “good man” makes her morality inconsistent and weak. The Misfit shows a stronger and

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    misfit‚ a conventional antagonist‚ knows he is evil and embraces it. In the short story “A Good Man is Hard to Find” Flannery O’Connor parallels nontraditional evil with conventional evil to illustrate that evil can be found in anyone‚ even your grandmother. O’Connor portrays the grandmother as clueless because she believes she represents

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    Man Vs State: Profanity? Introducing two opposing forces‚ a Michigan man and the state of Michigan in a battle of upholding civil rights and a case of profanity. Stephanie Simon‚ author of the article‚ “Michigan Man Swears by His right to Use Profanity‚” goes to on to discuss a case of man versus state. Simon writes for civil rights advocates explaining the two sides of the case involved with Timothy Boomer and Standish‚ Michigan. She included a casual tone within her work that was relatable and

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    solitary confinement‚ which had dimensions of 2 x 2 x 7. 1.b. The least frequent form of behavior seen during the experiment was the one-tenth of the conversations‚ which were more personal and didn’t talk about life in the prison. 2.a. Subway Samaritan study displays a time-efficient way of collecting a lot of data. Throughout the four months‚ the research teams collected both quantitative and qualitative data. The research teams documented the different statements made by mainly women in the subway

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    Strong Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness Providing an alternative view to the theories of weak artificial intelligence is strong artificial intelligence. This approach redefines intelligence to include more than just the ability to solve complex tasks‚ or simply convince observers that such a quality exists within a system‚ as per the Turing Test. Strong AI theory rests upon the principle that complex machine systems such as neural networks are capable of establishing connections between

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    mentioning the story of Jesus proclaiming Himself as the Messiah‚ and detailing the “Parable of the Prodigal Son.” As Luke interviewed Mary‚ many of his stories

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    four parts to present the subject of Jesus’ parable: Define the word parable‚ analyze Christ’s purpose in using parables‚ identify guidelines for interpreting parables‚ and apply the correct interpretation of the parable and apply it to personal culture. According to the order‚ the following in the first paragraph is the first part of the definition of the word parable. A definition of the word parable: "He began to teach them many things in parables." (Mark 4:2) Jesus used the material from everyday

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