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Would you ever be interested in living in a place like Green Bank, WV? Why or why not?
- No, I love technology and like having access to a cell phone, I want to keep up to date on the trends, and used the features that I have access to.

Do you think it's ethical for parents of children in that area to force them to live there?
- I think that it may be taking kids away from things they might have to face in the future, but I do not think it is unethical for a family to raise their kids in that environment, there are not many risks to being raised without a phone.

What benefits and/or detriments does this kind of community offers
- this town has its benefits like people are probably really close with their community members, and seem like they have better social skills, and are able to flow well together
- although the downside, it might cause some isolation from the rest of the world, and cause some confusion for people who leave the town without never having experience with technology.

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"Why people care more about beautiful animals than ugly ones" 

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1. How does the article you chose relate to the story "The Wretched and the Beautiful"? - It speaks about how we care about looks, much like the humans in the story when the beautiful aliens came to earth they were listened to, when we see an ugly animal we are more likely to neglect it rather than care for it.

What findings discussed in the article are similar to what is discussed in the story? Cite a piece of evidence from the article to support your answer.  - The article uses facts and experiments to show that cuteness matters in this experiment "The researchers found that differences in the moral concern and protectiveness for a species were more related to how cute it was than any other factor, including its capacity to think and feel (for stat nerds, r = .75). This graph shows the cuteness scores and the concern/protection scores for the 35 photographs of mammals." This shows that we are more sensitive to cuter things, we want to help them, rather than something we think is ugly. Much like the story where the humans believed that the aliens were nuisances because they looked different, and had different mannerisms.

In your own experience, are the article's findings accurate? Have you ever experienced or witnessed what the article discusses? - I think the article is spot on, humans are way more likely to help something cute and in need rather than something ugly and ignorable.  Humans have a set of morals, but I feel they feel worse for cute animals rather than ugly ones.

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Based on what you've seen in the video, decide whether or not this is progress? Why or why not?

What implications does this new technology have for farmers? Are the effects positive, negative, or both?

This is progress because they can move plants around efficiently, they can also keep a plant from going bad, robots do not care how long it takes, and do not get tired.  Therefore this all shows a progression in farming.

Current farmers have been in this business for generations, robots are taking the farmer's jobs.  Farmers do not know to keep up with the changing farming society, In the same breath it is helping produce fresh products that are grown in a smaller space.

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Based on the information described in the video, what moral dilemma do self-driving cars create?

In your opinion, what type of "code" should self-driving cars have? (prioritize the driver's life, minimize damage, minimize harm to other drivers, etc.) Why?

If it were to kill someone on accident, how do you know if it is really your fault, and how do you go about confessing?

The cars should prioritize the driver always, the driver is very important, and should also come first.

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Choose one of the technologies mentioned in the article and discuss whether or not you think it is as "creepy" as the article suggests.

What do you think E.M. Forster would think about that technology? Why?

The AI system was newly added to snapchat.  I find it super creepy.  It's responses are super life-like and when I asked  where I lived it told me, which would be normal, but when I questioned why it knew that it told me that it does not have access to my location, which to me is very odd and creepy.

I think Forster would have a cow if he saw this system, it is so hard to comprehend how this robot can respond to every single question or statement.

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Based on what was discussed in the video, why do you think photography was a convincing tool to help end child labor in the U.S.?
- the photos made people understand what these jobs entailed, and the injuries.  He also included stories to help humanize.  The types of pictures taken favorited the worker to help humanize them even more.

What are the ethical problems associated with employing children under the age of 16?
- they are not old enough to be working the long of hours
- they did not get paid near as much as they should, but did just as much work
- they can get injured easier, which can be more dangerous

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When someone refers to their "identity" what do they mean?  When you meet new people, what is something you want them to know about who you are?  What do you think people notice first?

Identity is something that defines you, it's a trait about yourself that help others understand who they are identifying.  I want people to understand my dry sense of humor, and not take me seriously. I think people think I am loud, and outgoing.

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What seems different about the writing style of William Carlos Williams compared to other poets we've read?

He is very real with his writing, he doesn't make it have a 'deeper meaning' he writes exactly what he means.

Do you agree with his message of simplicity in writing? Why or why not?
Simplicity keeps the reader's attention, especially as a highschooler, it makes it easier to annotate, because it is shorter, and easier to comprehend.

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When Megan woke up the next day she felt the burning she went to bed with the night before. Megan was frozen in time, she could not move her body felt like pins and needles, and her eyes felt like waves crashing the shore. She was no longer able to lift her arms, she was paralyzed with fear. "Megan!" her mom shouted. Megan was now panicked, she heard her mothers footsteps coming closer, and tried to pray her mother would just let her sleep be emotionless, be alone. "Come on Megan, everyone has their problems, you are not allowed to hide from yours." Megan rolled out of bed, threw on her clothes, and went to school.

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How "The Jungle" changed American food, the prison squad, American Experience PBS

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What separates this type of lit.  from the stories we've studied from earlier literary periods.
- It goes more deep than anything else. It talks about important topics in life, that might not always be easy to talk about
why do you think Sinclair chose to write about this very real problem in the form of a fictional novel
- To make people think he is not that bad guy. didn't want the backfire or get sued

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"Poetry is how we say to the world, and to each other, "I am here." I chose this line because it shows that many people think its a way of communication, and I completely agree with that. Poems are a great way to say how you feel without directly using the words.

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Jase is the light of my life, I spend every free minute of my life with him

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Describe the differences in the way these two photos depict their subjects.
- the women are posed differently, showing a more serious setting versus a fun setting

Based on what you know about Romanticism, what Romantic elements can you find in this painting?
the way she is posing, and how she is sitting in the picture

What might be one defining difference between Realism and Romanticism when related to art?

it shows how differently being serious can be compared too looking more fun

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To use is as a physiological way to scare prisoners from impending death, and let them think about what they had done

To grab the reader's attention, and make the suspense of the story build. Help get into the mind of what the prisoner is thinking and feeling.

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1) Stories use to be told by the mouth, Animals where the main characters, their stories teach moral lessons

2) They are superstitious, they value certain things so they must do things a certain way

3) Yes they would agree, because they believed in a god, maybe not all the same god, but the 'old man and the coyote' are in relation to 'god and jesus'

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After reading and watching the article and video. I have gathered that the video shows more emotion, and it helps with understanding why changing the name was so important, unlike the article that was hitting us with facts, no emotion

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Anne endured a simple life, she follow what she was told to follow. "She accepted their reformist views as naturally as most children accept the religious teachings of a parent." She was afraid to be public about her writings because she was a mother of 8, and the odds where all against her. The men would not listen to what a woman would have to say. Her religion made her want to hold back of what she would write, she could not be too honest, without straying from her strict rules about how to follow god.

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You don't need wealth to make you happy, and personality is more important that money. "mind is better in the truer way."

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Colin Kaepernick takes a knee during national anthem

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I think the news is against him "Sound Familiar Kaepernick" was a line the video used, showing that she does not agree by the tone of voice.  The tone of voice of the video shows that the news reporter is against what Kaepernick is doing. And the clip was showing degrading things he has done.

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The poem and video both show how hurtful the slave trade was, and the toll it took on people. The video is helpful to see how many slaves were truly packed into these ships, and the poem shows the effects of the slaves personally

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First African American women to publish a poem.  She was a slave, who caught the attention of John and Susanna Wheatley.  She realized that Phillis was actually very smart, so she started to educate her.  She was accepted and adored in London, where as in the United States she was told she was not good because she was an African American. At age 31 she passed. No one could believe a women of color could write such an amazing book of poetry. Her life was greatly impacted by racists doubters, calling her a liar and many other things.

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Intuition v. analysis
spontaneity v. education
honesty v. politeness
idealism v. realism
the rare v. the everyday

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The history of confederate monuments in the US

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The video was full of just facts, the only thing I could see was quoting Robert E. Lee because he was a general for the confederates. Other than that it stuck to facts, and used visual aides to help back the facts up

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How the devil has become a softer version of himself to make him easier to talk about among religion.

I think they wrote about it to make people feel less worried about going to hell or making a mistake in life. The puritans were so strict that no one felt like they could make a mistake or they would be dammed to hell