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I felt a little less confident in this practice than my first, but not a drastic difference. I need to work more on staying on one topic at a time I think.

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I recorded my version of my TED Talk and I felt pretty comfortable, I know the order that I'm going to go in, I'm just worried about actually talking to people because that makes me anxious™

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One thing that I saw that I would like to replicate is the changes in voice in order to express more emotion.

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I'd like to add more information to one of my body paragraphs in part 4 as I feel it's lacking in comparison to the rest of my writing. The kind of feedback I mostly received was positive, only a few minor suggestions like a little more detail and such. I'd say that my feedback was helpful, because it lets me know what the audience would like to hear from me. I agree with the feedback also.

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I don't think I really need support on anything in particular. I honestly just kind of want to be alone to completely focus on my writing.

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Strength: The amount of information on my topic that I have to give

Weakness: How I'm able to correctly word the info

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I feel like in order for me to be proud of my paper that I would need about a week.

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My part 3 at this moment is probably a 3/5 on professionalism right now. I don't tend to use slang words when I write, but I don't think it's very refined yet either.

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I think the biggest thing I could improve on is my speaking voice and eye contact with the audience.

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I think you got this TBH you know what you wanna do with your story and that'd coo

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I liked how you explained and wanted to make people more aware of how twins were experimented and all of that I never knew that about the Holocaust! Some thing you could work on is speaking louder I really can't hear I am sorry but I loved your topic!

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I didn't really feel uncomfortable talking about my topic, it's just the speaking aspect still. I would like to be able to make eye contact better though.

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It still feels about the same talking about my topic. Nothing has really changed for me speaking wise, I'm still comfortable talking about it, but it's just the speaking aspect. Having to draw out the time is also a concern of mine, I tend to get right to the point of things when I talk.

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Get someone to respond to my emails and tweets, finish reading my book, and wrapping up research.

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I feel pretty good about talking 1 on 1 with someone about my topic. I would like to have my interview done by email preferably. Over all though I think that my interview should go smoothly.

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Why were these experiments conducted on twins specifically?

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Why were these experiments conducted on twins specifically?

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No one is quite sure as to why Mengele wanted to conduct these experiments on twins specifically, as he never gave a documented statement, or it had been destroyed. But there are speculations that he wanted to figure out how to produce more of the Aryan 'master race' and figured twins would be x2 more productive. These experiments had no purpose in reproduction and fertility however, they only seemed to be pure evil.

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What kind of experiments were done on these people?

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What kind of experiments were done on these people?

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The experiments conducted on these people were mostly in the name of 'science'. The experiments included attempting to stitch people together, removing organs, psychological trauma testing, scalding, observing hypothermia, testing immune systems, seeing how one twins would react as opposed to the other, and more pointlessly cruel acts.

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Something that I'm learning is that getting an interview may be a little harder than expected. Finding someone that speaks English, is willing to talk, and that's alive is proving a little difficult.

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Talking about my topic isn't necessarily hard, but it's difficult to talk to someone you aren't close with about a topic as gory as mine is. I feel pretty good knowledge wise on my topic, but it's just the idea of talking about something so brutal and having to go into details. It's just this mild awkward feeling. I think I just need to get used to talking about a harsh subject with someone who I'm not close with. I'm confident information wise, it's just the speaking aspect.

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I think that people will be surprised about how many people were actually involved with the whole process. There were over 1,000 people being experimented on, and I feel like most think it was only a few 100. Most of the twins were children, and yet it was still allowed.

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I'd like to share with others how these processes were done, what happened, and the long lasting effects of what took places because of Dr. Mengele. I'd like to let more people know about the topic in depth, since I personally feel that not many people really know much about the topic, or only have vague ideas about it.

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I didn't understand how someone could consider this a science. You can't just do anything you want in the name of research. If I went and killed 50 ants and claimed it was for scientific purposes, that wouldn't automatically make it a science.

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I'm honestly shocked at the extent of what these people went through. 2 of the twins were attempted to be created into Siamese twins by forcibly stitching them together, and that's appalling.

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I still quite don't understand how someone could be as cruel and sadistic as these doctors were. I know that in their twisted minds that they thought they were doing right and it was for science, but how could people so smart not think it was wrong?

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So far my new research project is going much better, but I've had a tiny bit of trouble finding the exact procedures being carried out on the victims, such as specific chemicals being injected.

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Now that I have my new topic, I'm wondering how someone could authorize such an experiment like this with no blockage whatsoever.

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I think I'm going to change my topic to something else, I don't know if I can study him throughout 8 weeks. It's just not a topic that really captures my attention.

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I think my research will be about Bob Ross