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    Artificial intelligence is evolving every day‚ however this technology is erasing the future of mankind all together. An example of artificial technology diminishing our future in stories would be in “The Pedestrian”‚ “The Veldt”‚ and “August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury. “The Pedestrian” shows the government diminished the entire police force to only one artificial intelligent police car which could not react rationally to Leonard Mead which was simply walking. “The Veldt” also glorifies

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    wasn’t funny to me. Because of careless people‚ hundreds of pedestrians and bicyclists are injured or sometimes killed by motorists. Some motorists ignore the fact that pedestrians have the right-of-way and bicyclists the right to be on the roads alongside cars. Some people believe that avoiding the rules sometimes is beneficial. Other people believe that avoiding or breaking the law is dangerous or non-beneficial. Motorists‚ and even pedestrians and bicyclists‚ have to come to an agreement to benefit

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    technology’s influences “Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons.” (R.Buckminster Fuller) this quote shows how in “The Pedestrian” and “A Sound Of Thunder” technology is not used right. Many people in this generation are using technology for rich and fame and not caring how it could affect many other people. The story “The Pedestrian” tells you the danger of technology when a police car approached Mr.Mead‚ a man walking out at night. Mr.Mead wasn’t inside watching TV like

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    “Harrison Bergeron” and “The Pedestrian” both have many drastic similarities and differences. These are two examples of the both. “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut and “The Pedestrian” but Ray Bradbury are similar because Harrison and the ballerina are both killed‚ while the difference would be in the book the television broadcast was not cut off until after Harrison was shot whereas the the movies it was cut off right away. Harrison Bergeron and the ballerina die as a climax for both the movie

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    In both Nazi Germany and the futuristic society in Bradbury’s short story‚ there are individuals who conformed and those who don’t conform. In America the first amendment was passed to protect our freedom of speech and freedom of religion. Everyone is born with a voice‚ that could change the world for better or worse. “Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth”- John F. kennedy. People who conform are usually thralled. They’re manipulated into thinking how a nonconformist leader

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    Short Story Analysis of ‘the pedestrian’ & ‘on the sidewalk bleeding’ In the stories ‘the pedestrian’ and ‘on the sidewalk bleeding’‚ there are in common on conflict and different on the setting. Both story are person against society conflict. ‘on the sidewalk bleeding’ is a short story by American author Evan Hunter. The Pedestrian is a though provoking story and it makes the reader consider what the future may be like and how the reader can act to change it. Mr.Mead and Andy have a common conflict

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    “My Country” and “The Pedestrian” both discuss factors which are considered to contribute to the loss of humanity through their lexical choices. Part of being human in society is the ability to be humane and capability to progress with society. Millbank explores this issue in the story “My Country” by expressing the idea of humanity regression. In the story‚ Millbank describes intoxicated men as a “pack” exhibiting abhorrent behaviours as they “wolf whistle” and taunt the women in “loud jeering voice”

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    In the short stories “The Pedestrian” and “The Whole Towns Sleeping” by Ray Bradbury the idea of conformity is shown with the usage of characterisation in the short story “The Whole Town’s sleeping” with the characterisation of Lavinia Nebss. Similarly in the short story “The Pedestrian” the usage of imagery is portrayed through the description of the deserted town and the enslavement of people due to the introduction of television to present the idea of conformity. In the short story “The whole

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    Through the story “The Pedestrian”‚ Ray Bradbury‚ has chosen to make a statement about the impact of technology on our humanity and the way we think through technology. By putting the reader in Leonard Meads shoes he shows that mankind advanced to the point where society loses its humanity and most people spend their time inside on their viewing screens and walking is considered abnormal. Bradbury gives us a glance into the future which is the main character’s life in the year 2053 to give the readers

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    In life‚ anyone who is different stands out. The year is 2053. In a city of 3 million with one police car‚ no one goes out and just walk anymore. Every house has a T.V. and no one buys books/magazines anymore. Throughout “The Pedestrian” by Ray Bradbury‚ the main character Leonard Mead is an outcast within his city because of the way he lives. Leonard Mead’s house stands out. He doesn’t own a T.V.‚ and in a dark city his house is brightly illuminated. When Mead was asked “And you have a viewing

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