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    The government was involved with the MKULTRA conspiracy – they picked civilians and wanted to gain control of the human mind through several different ways, the CIA wanted to make individual minds weak in order to get confessions, it was said that they were not able to gain control of the human mind but today, people still think the CIA is practicing this on several individuals; some of these individuals are seen on video acting strange, a lot of other people have brought up their own stories on

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    Gold-mounted Guns – Escapist The story, ‘Gold-Mounted Guns’ by F. R. Buckley is classified as an escapist story because it contains many characteristics of an escapist story. The characters, and the plot are both simplistic and unsophisticated. In addition, the setting, set in the wild west, is not developed. The setting is used as a simple backdrop, that has no creativity, and is not beneficial towards the story, nor the characters. For example, if the wild west was changed to a modern setting

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    Apple and the FBI are at odds with each other do to a dispute over phone security. The FBI wants a backdoor into information on certain cell phones to try and prevent terrorist attacks, but Apple will not comply, because, as they said in their statement, “we fear that this demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty our government is meant to protect.” If the dispute is this simple, it is quite clear that Apple is in the wrong. We are sacrificing the lives of innocent people for extra

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    server. We then proceeded to set up monitoring for both DHCP and DNS. This monitoring was configured locally on the Windows 2012 VM using the Performance Monitoring utility, and also remotely via OpsView. Finally, we installed Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer on the Windows VM. This was the first lab where it felt like we

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    a hired security guard or law enforcement guarding the school at all times. This idea is better because it allows the teachers to be at peace by not having to worry about if they would be ending a life. "If I'm going to have a gun on the premises I'd rather have a resource officer who has been trained," Martin said. "If I'm going to defend myself in the community, I'm not firing around potentially 1,000 kids." By hiring security the school would be protected from any intruders. Security would be

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    Security and privacy is a huge debate all throughout our country. Is our security more important than our privacy? 56% of americans say that security is more important. If there is an attack on our country our internet history is not going to save us the National Government will. We just do not don't have weapons to protect us we also have peaceful organizations to help us out. Homeland security protect against terrorist attacks and other threats against our homeland, preparing and planning for

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    Although Thomas Drake had good intentions to challenge the Trailblazer project, he was not cautious. His first problem was that he trusted the system. He had a belief that, if he was honest, he would not get into trouble. “Mistake number 1: trusting too much. "Most whistle-blowers believe the system works,"” (Whistle-blower’s Dilemma). When Drake learned about the surveillance policies, the first thing he did was to go to the N.S.A.’s national counsel. In his conversation with Vito Potenza, he gave

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    On the creation of cellular back-doors in regard to the Apple and FBI dispute The debate between libertarians and authoritarians regarding the violation of civil liberties to ensure national security is long lasting. It can be traced back to foundation of our country, but a new branch of the debate has just sprouted. This branch regards the breaching of cellular and electronic devices. Within the last 15 years the sale of cellular devices has skyrocket, according to Pew Research, with 91% of Americans

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    Superintelligent Machines is a Serious Threat to Human Survival Technology is advancing at a tremendous rate. However, the the future doesn’t look so promising. The infamous singularity will pose a threat to the human race. Artificial intelligence will eventually advance at a rate so fast, that each generation of intelligent systems will create more intuitive systems. Throughout history, computing power and programs have been changing rapidly. Flaws have always been an ineluctable fact when it comes

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    serenity, realizing that they will be sheltered from prying eyes inside my locker. The strategy of arbitrary locker looks that you are thinking about won't control grounds savagery or lessen understudy medicate utilize; it will essentially abuse the security of all understudies on our grounds. On the off chance that you wish to make our grounds more secure, why not consider programs that would make outcasts feel included? Looking back, it appears that irregular locker hunts could have kept the sort

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