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    Do violent video games cause real world violence on kids? These games can be gruesome and gory but they don't have a negative violent influence on kids for reasons like no study has shown that it causes real world violence, there can be metal heath problems with these people committing these violent acts and finally there are other reasons why these people do these things that are getting blamed on violent video games. "No study has ever shown that violent video games result directly in actual

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    what true judgment is. True judgment, according to Socrates, is correct judgment accompanied by 'knowledge' of the differentness. This means that to form a true judgment, a person must have a correct perception of a thing. He or she must also be able to compare this thing with another thing and understand the differences between the two. This is also called logic. Cobb constantly uses logic to figure out if he is a dream or not. Many times

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    Thesis: There are many similarities in the Matrix ( Wachowski, Andy, and Lana Wachowski 1999 ), The Allegory of the Cave ( Plato ) and Meditation I of The Things of Which We May Doubt ( Decartes, 1641 ). It appears as you take a close look at the Matrix that it is a retelling of “The Allegory of the Cave” with elements of “Meditation I of the Things of Which We May Doubt” in it as well. I. Introduction A. Overview of “The Cave” B. Overview of “Meditation” C. Overview of “Matrix”

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    Truman begins doubt whether or not his life is real for many reasons. The first reason being the light that falls from the sky, which he’s never seen anything like that before and has no idea what to think about it. Another reason is that Truman sees his father who “died” in a boating accident when he was a child. Truman seeing his father is what really pushed him over the edge into realizing that nothing in his life was actually real. The third thing that pushed him to question his entire life is

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    Over and over we are reminded that there are two sides to every story. What we don’t often hear is that there can be two perspectives to a story. Author Tim O’Brien tends to share many versions or views of a single story in his Book The Things They Carried, and many believe it to be his attempt to move on from the guilt of a traumatic experience. In several cases, O’Brien writes about the man he killed in Vietnam; however, he tells them from different time periods. He repeatedly talks about the gory

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    It is important to have a solid belief in what you’re living is “real” without a belief that the world you’re living in right now is the real world can be a very dangerous path. I know that this world is the “real world”, this recognition of this world as being the true real world is vital to having a true impact on this world in all aspects of life socially, economically, and spiritually. This knowledge of living in the “Real world” is so important because, if I believe that this isn’t the one true

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    Imagination is an interesting ability of humans. Humans use imagination to think about some fancy things to help them to relax for a while because of pressure. While humans using their imagination, they never think about the results that imagination may cause since imagination seems like a virtual word, which does not exist as real things. It is easy for humans to ignore the unreal things in this world. Also, the explanation of why humans use imagination is hard to define since everyone has

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    plus years.” I’m sure over 100,000 people are not seeing things. Aliens could be real for several reasons and could not be real for a couple for reasons. After researching the topic, you will learn if aliens are real and why they could not be real. I wanted to research this topic because I always wanted to research the chances of aliens are real and how they could not be real. Do you believe that aliens are real or not? Why could aliens be real? This question will be answered in this paragraph. The

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    A Room of One’s Own and Modern Fiction One of the first things to notice about A Room of One’s Own is that it is not a typical lecture. It rambles and flows back and forth, in and out. It is more narrative than logic. It breaks many of the conventions of a formal address. Why does Virginia Woolf choose to do this? Why choose this style, this method? One reason is to turn predominantly masculine, or traditional, thinking on its head in order to undermine its authority. There is another reason

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    was sensing real objects. He was almost positive that he was awake and sitting by the fire, but then later realizes he was dreaming, although he was fully convinced it was real experience he had. Descartes tell us that this sensation he had felt could be dream images but then mentions how even dream images are created from waking experience, an example being a painting. When a painter is making an imaginary creature, like a mermaid, the parts or this mermaid are taken from real life things like a woman

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