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    but in truth‚ first blessing. You should thank them from the bottom of your hearts. For in being the first to make a "wrong choice" Adam and Eve produced the possibility of making any choice at all. In your mythology you have made Eve the bad one‚ the temptress who ate of the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil and coyly invited Adam to join her. This mythological setup has allowed you to make woman man’s downfall ever since. Resulting in all manner of warped realities. Not to mention distorted

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    1. Why Do We Have States

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    1. Why do we have states? Would it be possible for people to live without them? If they disappeared in the future‚ what would replace them? We have states so that the general public can be protected from external‚ as well as internal threats. States have armies to protect citizens from other countries who might invade or who pose some other sort of threat. States also have some sort of police force to protect citizens from criminals who wish to do them some kind of harm. The social contract theory

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    Culture in “Savages” Introduction According to sociology culture is the totality of learned‚ socially transmitted customs‚ knowledge‚ material objects‚ and behavior. Inside the larger culture of a society there is subculture. Subculture is a segment of society that shares a distinctive pattern of customs‚ rules‚ and traditions that differ from the pattern of the larger society. Inside the broad subject of culture there are norms‚ sanctions‚ and values that distinguish what is normal and accepted

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    Many people have questioned whether they would ever consider to buy a wildlife animal as a pet. Although owning a wildlife animal would seem out of this world‚ it’s not worth risking the lives of these poor animals who are meant to be out in the wild. Wildlife animals are not as domesticated as dogs. They have wildlife instincts even when they are in captivity; this is very dangerous for us humans who would own one of these exotic animals. By owning a wildlife animal it’s hard to have all of the resources

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    The novel Do Not Say We Have Nothing can be found for sale on Amazon.com‚ which is an easily accessible way to purchase books among other things. Do Not Say We Have Nothing is the type of novel in which people can gain valuable insight into the different lifestyles of people from around the world‚ which is why it’s fitting that the book is easily accessible. For instance‚ in the article The Magical Matter of Books..‚ it discusses how The Tales of Beatle the Bard wasn’t originally going to be released

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    Have we surrendered ourselves to the power of media?” If you want to tell someone a secret‚ you whisper in that person’s ear. But how would you tell vast numbers of people some information? Would you shout it at the top of your lungs? Probably not. You probably would turn to one or more forms of mass communication‚ which include newspapers‚ magazines‚ TV‚ and radio. Using these to distribute information is far more efficient than shouting.

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    Obey Giant

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    OBEY GIANT Heidegger describes Phenomenology as "the process of letting things manifest themselves." Phenomenology attempts to enable people to see clearly something that is right before their eyes but obscured; things that are so taken for granted that they are muted by abstract observation. The first aim of Phenomenology is to reawaken a sense of wonder about one’s environment. The Giant sticker attempts to stimulate curiosity and bring people to question both the sticker and their relationship

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    the Great Wall of China on a Christmas Holiday three years ago. It was winter and the beautiful white snow poured down on the frozen ground. The chilling wind seeped into the thick layers of my jacket and touched my body with its cold slender fingers. We used the cable car to reach the top of The Great Wall. Sitting in the cable car was a frightening experience because it sways heavily due to the strong wind blowing on the cold metal surface. The cable cars were forced to stop very often because of

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    and internet trolling becoming a serious threat to public safety. Recently‚ the UK legislation has responded to trolling’s extremity by establishing longer sentences for those found guilty and convicted and universities like the University of Chicago have banned the use of trigger warnings in classrooms. With the public’s often radical responses to free speech one has to ask if it may cause so much harm and controversy that it’d be better off censored and restricted? On the other hand‚ how could something

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    limit anyone can become savage. An example of this is Lord Of The Flies. For almost the whole book the kids were trying to find the Beast. They would look around the whole island and would never find it. But the whole time no one would notice how savage they were acting. The boys are acting very savage‚ murdering and abusing others‚ spend time debating whether the beast is real or not‚ not knowing that it’s inside them all along. It is clear that the boys on the island are savage‚ as evidenced by murdering

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