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Araid- Nelly Furtado:

"You speak out, all you feel is defiance
All you need is some self-reliance"

"Im a survivor; look how strong my mind is
I stand on my own ; it's all me
Regardless of whatever they call me
I'm a leader, not a follower"

This song seems to be heavily influenced by Emerson's essay because of it's same message of relying on yourself.

"speak what you think today in words as hard as cannon balls, and
tomorrow speak what tomorrow thinks in hard words again, though it contradict every thing you said
today. Ah, then, exclaim the aged ladies, you shall be sure to be misunderstood. Misunderstood! It"
The song reflects the ideas of the above text because both imply that regardless of misunderstandings coming from society to stand by one's self and one's own ideas

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In the movie Matilda, Matilda embodies the idea of self-reliance and is characterized as brave, daring,confident, and her intelligence surpasses that of her peers and even her own parents. Because of her superior brilliance, her character was very misunderstood. In the text, Emerson explains that even some of the greatest thinkers were misunderstood implying that their thinking was ahead of their time, not just incorrect. It was because these thinkers came out with their findings and were brave enough to stand by them that made them self reliant and accomplished. In the movie, Matilda's bravery led her to speak up for herself and get her out of her home of neglectful parents. She was forced to rely on herself, her intelligence, her astuteness, and her own wisdom to accomplish what she wanted to accomplish, and it was the only way she was going to do it.

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Albert Einstein was a man who was too intelligent for his time. He contributed to society of his time along with todays society with his services of theoretical physics and the law of the photoelectric effect, and many more. As a young thinker, Einstein was highly doubted among his peers because of his lack of interest in regular school. He was misunderstood as someone who wasn't very intelligent. His self reliance on his smart mind for science and math regardless of what society said about him is what made him Einstein. He stood by his ideas and himself especially when his findings weren't accepted. The greatest thinkers had to become self reliant because they could depend on themselves to believe their brilliant inventions and findings.