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    stupidity plain and simple"(Chapter 11 Page 5). It is extremely important to acknowledge and understand that technology can drastically change a society. For the purpose of this essay the technology is television and the change is our culture valuing entertainment over substance, which is turning us into a nation who sits back and lets people run the country the way they

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    Fiction Definition

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    a boring, and rather dull object, and that is because a majority of the younger generation tend to pay more attention if there is more eye-grabbing graphics. With more books containing images and more fiction, the idea of books being used for entertainment purposes only appears. Books were not created to be just to be used for enjoyment, but for ideas, formulas, life lessons, world problems, the human condition, and to be learned from.            Kieth Oatley (a professor on cognitive psychology

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    When it comes to the entertainment boom millennials are facing, no other debate is as fierce as the debate of whether movies or book are better. Novels, or books, are perennial, having lasted throughout time as the premier way of sharing knowledge and the presentation of entertainment. However, the invention of films in the late 1800’s disrupted the titan. Movies then became a significant way to present stories and fears of books effacing from existence became mainstream. Although novels are still

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    Tetris Mania Today, entertainment of all kinds can be found throughout the world from games, outdoor activities, and arts, etc. However, nothing beats entertainment like the classics. Those youthful days of playing Donkey Kong on your Gameboy, or Tetris on your computer. The point being that Tetris is everywhere now and so easily recognizable. Virtually available on all handheld devices, Apple and Droid products alike to gaming consoles. But has Tetris extended its reach in to the sciences? How

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    discourse increasingly takes the form of entertainment which has out us in a position where we are "slowly amusing ourselves to death”. By this, he means that the media has negatively affected the level of public discourse in contemporary America, and it considers media in a larger context to achieve that. Amusing Ourselves to Death is a foretelling look at what happens when politics, journalism, education, and even religion become subject to the demands of entertainment. It is also a blueprint for regaining

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    Article 1: Sports Media and Body Image Tia DeHaan The article Must See TV or ESPN: Entertainment and Sports Media Exposure and Body-Image Distortion in College Women by Kimberly L. Bissell and Peiqin Zhou examines how media promotes an idealization of thinness in college-age women. The study by Bissell and Zhou takes place at a southern college university in the United States, and compares and contrasts the entertainment industry and sports media on disordered eating and body dissatisfaction in college-age

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    miles away, but if it is overused and used for the wrong reason it can cause issues. Social media is causing the younger generation to become antisocial they no longer want face to face conversations, they do not need to leave their house’s for entertainment, or even feel lonely after spending hours online. Social media in this day and age has become more available and easier for people to get online. Because they have more access to social media people are wanting to have less interaction with

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    they were looking toward their neighbors. The beatniks wanted to change this status quo, and were, in many cases, more intellectual than conformist suburban families. The beatniks were fans of poetry and music, two thought-provoking mediums of entertainment. Yet they were resisted against because they spoke out against conformity, as they weren’t fond of acting and thinking like everyone else. This created a counterculture that is still around today; however the beatniks are known as hipsters and

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    Over the years, real life animals have been used for entertainment purposes, it was most likely to engage the audience in learning about that specific animal and it helps grow love for that animal. Today, animals are seen doing show stopping tricks whether it be on TV, circuses, or theme parks. However, are we unintentionally exploiting these animals to situations that they should not have to deal with? Specifically, cases of wild animals that follow their primal instinct to survive in their selective

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    throughout the world. Deviant behavior is a person who breaks significant societal or group norms. Hollywood uses deviant behavior to create many types of entertainment. Hollywood has created so many movies to promote deviant behavior. There are many reasons why Hollywood uses deviant behavior. People in Hollywood use deviant behavior for entertainment by producing and filming movies that people will actually enjoy. They don’t make scary movies just to scare the bejeezus out of you, they produce it because

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