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    Virtual Reality is an Alternate World

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    Virtual Reality is an Alternate World Computers are a very important part of everyday life. They are used in homes, workplaces, schools, and many other institutions. Today computers aid in research, calculation, organization, and provide numerous additional applications. Computers can literally even take us to other worlds and different realms of reality by a concept referred to as virtual reality. Virtual reality, or simply VR, is a system that allows one or various users to engage in a computer

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    A man faced with his fatality will quiver and beg for mercy. Anders, from “Bullet in the Brain”, is unique in that he faces death with laughter and sarcasm. The short story by Tobias Wolff portrays a man named Anders being shot during a bank robbery after ignoring the threats of the robbers (In Text Cite). Through descriptions of the protagonist and his speech with other characters, Anders shows signs of schizophrenia. Before the shooting, the narrator describes Anders and his interactions with

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    The Alternate Reality of Wolfenstein “You take freedom away from the American people, you're playing with fire” (Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, 2017). The video game series Wolfenstein revolves around an alternate history timeline where the Nazis have come to absolute power after a victory in the Second World War. In this timeline, the Axis wins a decisive victory over the Allies; the Nazis then acquire the atomic bomb in 1948 and proceed to nuke the city of Manhattan, New York. Upon surrender

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    Video Games: Cranium Warfare Video games have been in children’s lives so much that they are almost second nature to them, and they are very comfortable playing them. In November 2010, the Supreme Court in California held a vigorous debate on whether children should be allowed to play violent video games, and to what extent it may increase their aggressive behavior. At times, parents can be shocked from all the violence and aggression they suddenly see in the video games. Some people say that these

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    Reality Is Broken Summary

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    REALITY IS BROKEN | WHY GAMES MAKE US BETTER AND HOW THEY CAN CHANGE THE WORLD | JANE MCGONIGAL | Summary Zhang Huijing Fashion Marketing English 2nd Year We always regard “GAMES” as “pastimes”, but in reality the functions of games are more than that. First Part_ Introduction: Reality is broken Games have had enough of reality. You are one of gamers or you definitely know some of them. Who are the gamers? From different professions, ages of people could be the gamers. They play

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    Alternate Reality In The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, Jack and Algernon both pretend to be someone they’re not so they can be with the girls they think they love. Cecily, on the other hand, does not take on a false persona, but she loses herself in her diary and fantasies. Jack, Algernon, and Cecily have a false perception in life in one way or another, and all are searching for something within their own life. Jack Worthing, the main character, takes on a false identity to be able

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    An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce is the story of Peyton Farquhar, a thirty-five year old successful Southern planter, who longs for the glory of a soldier’s service to prove the courage that he possesses. His story is told through three sections. In section I, Farquhar is standing upon the edge of Owl Creek Bridge waiting to be hanged. Farquhar closes his eyes to think about his wife and children, but he is distracted by a metallic sound which turns out to be the ticking of his

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    In “Notes from Underground’ by Dostoevsky there is many things that mirror an alternate reality. He is opposite of who you would expect to be the protagonist in a novel. The first time he is introduced he described as strange, spiteful, and dark. His conscience is overdeveloped from what he believes is to have been from his exposure to mainstream culture. He is inherently different from everyone else in society and has different values such as predestination, and determinism. More or less he thinks

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    Over many years many different philosophers have taken a step deciding the age-old question of what is reality. Also many movies have taken their own perspective on what reality is as well. Many philosophers like Rene Descartes, George Berkeley and Robert Nozick and also in the director and writers the movie The Matrix Lana and Lily Wachowski all take their own perspective of reality in a certain way and put it in their own words. Descartes mediator, Georgia Berkeley's principles of human knowledge

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    Reality: Fact or Fiction “Since we cannot change reality, let us change the eyes which see reality”. – Nikos Kazantzakis The idea of reality has been in question for many years. Philosophers have dedicated their time to uncover the true meaning of reality and the understanding of the life a person lives. Hilary Putnam, Plato, and Rene Descartes all question the idea of reality and the perception of life, beliefs, and the possibility of another explanation for the entity humans have perceived themselves

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