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    our language our identity

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    language you speak is a part of your culture‚ and your culture is what defines a person the most. Living in a country that is seen to be melting pot of many cultures and heritages‚ you are bound to encounter someone of another culture but that doesn’t mean we suppress their ability to represent who they are because of their lack of knowledge pertaining to the primary language used in this country. Immigrants use language to preserve their culture heritage and identity in a foreign land but fear of judgment

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    The environment that we grow up in plays a huge role on understanding race. The society that we live in today judges on every difference or similarity there is between individuals. Stereotyping is a negative way that people base their opinion on about someone. It is difficult to not snap judgment when first meeting someone but that is an important thing that society needs to stop doing. There is a bigger picture to someone than basing judgment off of their appearance. To

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    never really asked myself is what types of jobs will there be in the future? After reading “Better than Human: Why Robots will and Must Take Our Jobs” by Kevin Kelly I really begin to think about what jobs will be gained and lost from robots becoming more advanced and this realization really hit much closer to home then I expected. If our technologies keep advancing at the rate that they are going‚ then we could see over half of the jobs that exist now disappear (Kelly 300). With that being said these

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    Our Secrets

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    these people that we must remember so that a massive destructive event like the Holocaust does not occur ever again in history. Susan Griffin’s essay Our Secret looks at the minds of various people‚ focusing the most on Heinrich Himmler. It is hard to deny that he is an awful man for what he did‚ but it is so easy for people to simply judge without knowing the facts behind his madness. Many may not realize this‚ but who we are today goes back to how we were raised as a child and who we had to look up

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    Our Food Is Our Choice

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    Our Food is our Choice Genetically modified foods or GMOs (genetically modified organisms) resulted from “genetic engineering where scientists alter the genes of plant and animal DNAs for the desired specific traits” (Ackerman). In this case‚ GMOs have changes in their genomes and we cannot certainly tell how these changes can affect the consumers especially their health. In fact‚ according to Environment Canada‚ “Canada is the third largest producer of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in

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    To what extent are volcanoes more harmful to our society than earthquakes? Many people may argue that volcanoes are much more dangerous than earthquakes due to the devastating impact it has on people lives and the area it takes place in; however‚ others may solidify that earthquakes are infinitely more catastrophic than volcanoes considering the amount of destruction that it causes. There are two types of plates‚ oceanic and continental. Various types of movement occur along the different types

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    Dumping in our Waters Water is probably one of the most important resources we have. People can survive without food for several weeks but without water we couldn’t live for more than a week. Millions of liters of water are needed every day worldwide for washing‚ irrigating crops‚ and cooling industrial processes‚ not to mention leisure industries such as swimming pools and water sports centers. (Internet Source) Despite our dependence on water‚ we use it as dumping ground for all sorts of waste

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    Has the increased proliferation of IT in our society changed the way we view and value our perceptions of privacy? With the recent proliferation of IT in our society especially the increase in online activities there has been a change in our perception of and a growing concern about our privacy. The explosion of social media sites‚ where personal information is readily available‚ and revelations about data mining‚ both by corporations and governments‚ has provoked debate about privacy and the

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    CHAPTER 1 Man’s Origin--Where Did I come from?   Whenever we are seeking to find out the ORIGIN of something‚ we are asking the question‚ "Where did it begin?"   "How did it all begin?"   "How did it originate?"  "Where did it come from?" In this chapter we are concerned about the origin of man. How did man begin? How did the human race get started? Who are my ancestors? One of the most important questions facing every man‚ woman‚ boy and girl is the question WHERE DID HUMANS COME FROM? How did

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    Our Universe

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    may refer back to their parents or grandparents. Additional inquiry may prod them to talk about a few of their ancestors. How many times can someone expect to hear people refer to their connection to early man or to the universe – the cosmic connections that enable people to co-exist with other humans and things – living and non-living? Is this apparent disconnection‚ as evidenced by our treatment of nature and each other‚ simply a lack of awareness or is there is lack of concern about the overall

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