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Anyone who's into genetics and has done any bit of research online will discover something: a lot of people HATE the idea of genetic engineering, mainly because they're afraid of it. This fear, I believe, stems from two primary sources. One is ignorance; not knowing enough about the topic, and in some cases not WANTING to be more educated, causes negative misunderstandings and misconceptions. The other is fear of change. I think that one is self explanatory.

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I actually created a video on fear mongering examples and the most prominent example for U.S. History. This is when people purposely scare people to make them believe one way. I newer version is some of Hillary Clinton's TV advertisements. But in the book they kill each other and brandish superiority by sticking up to the leader.

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United States History Project video on Fear Mongering.

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In the fiction book of Divergent, they are so far in technological knowledge, they used genetic modification to enhance ones ability. Of course in the common story of the "have's and the have not's", the people form boundaries between themselves and eventually they crack forming utter destruction and ruining most of the world. Fortunately they created Chicago's in which the human species was meant to "fix" itself in order to be back to its purest form, Divergent. I feel it is related because the people are specializing in different areas and power is being fought over.

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Not only was the impact on the environment great, (some gasses can stay in the soil for years, and there was 110,000 tons of gas used during the was), but the negative economic impact on the countries involved was tremendous. Additionally, there were approximately 14 million civilian and soldier casualties throughout the course of the war.

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During the Great War, soldiers on all sides lived in constant fear of gas attacks.

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Both the characters in LOTF and in Unbroken had to persevere through hardships to reach their goal in the end, to survive. Ralph especially with his determination to remain in power and his series of actions in the end of the book. In the book Unbroken Louie is in prison camps across Japan and any wrong move resulted in him and his fellow inmates to be beaten, possibly to death. Without stepping back and thinking through everything neither of the characters may have survived.

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In the japanese reality TV show and in the Lord of the Flies the characters involved do things that they wouldn't normally do. Such as being naked in front of others,or being extremely hungry. In the lord of the flies case it would be linked to the killing of their friends.

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Many of us tend to hold to the example of our parents and those close to us. Children tend to have the same political views and morals of their parents. also the influence of friends tend to shape your poersonality and influence how you act.

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Aron was trapped by a boulder against a canyon wall where he had to amputate his own arm to free himself. This is a good example of how humans have a will to live.

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if you give someone power that is not use to having any power at all like a 12 year old boy such as Ralph they may not know what to do with all of it and more than often they tend to misuse it.

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World leaders who make war tend to have a particular personality profile called " high need for power ". American presidents who show this need have, throughout history, been more likely to take their country into war than those who don't. Dwight Eisenhower didn't show it for instance, while George W Bush did.

"Need for power" was identified by the great psychologist David McLelland as one of three basic, largely unconscious drives, which motivate people to different degrees. The need for power - the others are the needs for affiliation and achievement - is where you are motivated to dominate and control what other people want, need or fear.

In simulations of the Cuban missile crisis, where nuclear holocaust between Russia and USA was narrowly averted, people who score highly in terms of their need for power played the role of war room decision makers. They tended to take actions which would, in 1962, have resulted in nuclear war.

All leaders need to have a certain appetite for power - leadership is too stressful otherwise, and power's effects on the brain acts as a sort of anti-depressant. But like all addictive drugs, too much for too long causes dangerous changes in the brain, which include reckless disinhibition, risk-blindness and difficulty in seeing things from other's perspective: ex-UK Foreign Secretary Lord Owen has described this as the " Hubris Syndrome " which he diagnosed leaders Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair and George W Bush, among others, as showing.

Few if any leaders can survive more than ten years of power without being tipped into this dangerous state of altered personality and increased desire for even more power. Most democracies have devised constraints - limited terms of office for instance - to counteract such dangerous changes to the brain.

Creating havoc

It is the neurologically-created conceit of many powerful leaders that - in the words of Louis XV of France - "après moi le déluge" (after me, the flood). Power fosters the delusion of indispensability and many political leaders have created havoc in fighting to stay in post because they genuinely believe their abilities are crucial for the survival of their country and that no-one else can do it.

Vladimir Putin has held power in Russia as president or prime minister for approaching 15 years - too long for any man or woman's brain to endure without dangerous changes which foster recklessness and a blindness to other perspectives. The military incursion into Ukraine may be a particularly worrying symptom of this leader's affliction.

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World leaders who make war tend to have a particular personality profile called " high need for power ". American presidents who show this need have, throughout history, been more likely to take their country into war than those who don't. Dwight Eisenhower didn't show it for instance, while George W Bush did.

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when you are asleep , you dont know it. you think its all real , so when you are having a nightmare , you're scared and you wake up in a panic because it was all so real .You slowly calm down and understand that it was all fake , it didnt happen ,and  it wasnt real.

Like in LOTF when they thought this beast was on the island with them and it was a real think but when the ones who calmed down more and saw it clearly , relized that there was no beast .

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Many people believe in vampires and ware wolves because they have either read something online or in a book, or have seen it on tv or a movie. People start to believe that they are real because authors and producers make them seem and look real, when in reality they are not.

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The way the island was ruled reminded me of a fascist state were only ruled by one leader and the other had to do what they were told ,but they didn't. This idea reminded me of how Stalin even tho a communist still under the same idea. 

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The way the island was ruled reminded me of a fascist state were only ruled by one leader and the other had to do what they were told ,but they didn't. This idea reminded me of how Stalin even tho a communist still under the same idea. 

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Capitalism is when people get to rule their own government and gain their own profit. This reminds me of LOTF because these kids were basically taking care of themselves and ruling their own "government".

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once a child grows up and has to leave the comfort of there home , its scary because they are going off on there own and wont have there parents by there side every step of the way anymore and that is scary because you dont know whats fully out there yet .
Just like in LOFT the boys on this island are just kids and they find them selfs alone on an unknown Island , and they are scared .

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In this movie a man is kidnapped for a bit of years and is forced to stay in one room by himself and this shows how human nature will force us to evolve and escape to a better place or position

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A man is exploring when he gets his arm trapped under a rock and has to survive with just what he brought with him its him against nature time....and that rock his under

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Most people believe what the media says even though most of it is not true and the Media persuades people by repeating the same things over and over again

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when all the participants are first being raised up on the pedestils

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In the movie Mean girls there is this group of girls that are just extremely rude to everyone but they are the popular girls because the make themselves seem better than everyone around them. this relates to lord of the flies because i feel that Ralph somewhat did this to piggy and others by calling them out on things and making them feel bad about themselves to make him seem better.

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there are many similarities to Lord of the Flies.  Both include survival of the fittest, kids versus kids, and violence. In both books children who must also come to violence and killing in order to survive

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kids want to be around technology, when i go to places all i see is kids on their parents phones and not saying a word to them. Or they would ask or the phones and say how much they want other than wanting toys not all kids are like that but a lot of them are
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Bear Grills has to survive a period of time by himself in the wilderness.Just like the very young boys had to for much longer and someone to talk to<but a lot less prepared

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Children who are abandoned and raised in the wild by things other than humans., show traits that are distinctly non human and generally have hard time, if not impossible, learning to live in civilization.
http://listverse.com/2008/03/07/10-modern-cases-of-feral-children/

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like when someone is super religious and doesn't swear but they end up swearing in a heated argument on accident

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the rise of technology has been beneficial for kids and learning , but also has caused us as people to disconnect from the world and not fully know whats going on around us .
this relates to LOTF because the more power they gained over others (like i think phones do for people ) the more they disconected from what was truly going on and stopped understanding and not knowing what was happening to them

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Knowing your own limits can help you in life because you are able to except what you can and cannot do sometimes without over-working yourself and stressing out too much.

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i have done a slight experiment with two foster children my family has had. i would always tell jacob hi whenever i entered a room and now when he sees someone enter a room he also says hi

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Divergent reminds me of Lord of the Flies because in the movie people are separated into different sections like Amity, Dauntless, etc and are trying to survive in their groups during the "war/ attack". Like in Lord of the Flies the children are separated into different groups such as hunters so they all depend on each other for survival.

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We have a lot security when people come into United States from different states or different countries. Nate Hobert

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Phones help benefits kids because it makes it easier for kids to get help from there teachers. Also can email people for college stuff if you don't have a computer. Nate Hobert

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People are afraid of spiders and snakes along with other creepy crawlies because they either have had a bad experience with them or they think they are dangerous and evil. The little boys on the island are scared of the beast because one little boy said that he was scared of it so everyone else immediately got scared, kinda like if one of your friends said they saw the biggest snake they have ever seen and told you to stay away and be scared you would be.

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Hitler was obviously a very evil person because he killed millions of Jews and gentiles just because he didn't like them and didn't believe in their religion. Hitler was inherently bad and was not a good person, some people say that Jack is like Hitler because he took control with fear and might just like Hitler did

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It is a diary of a young jewish girl in Germany during the time of WW2 and the holocaust, it reveals her struggles and how scared her family is of the war and the sadness it is causing, she shares the lengths her family had to go through to stay in hiding to keep safe from the Nazis, it eventually ends in the death of her and her family due to the terrible ways of war and the holocaust, it effected everyone and hurt many people.

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The rise in technology especially phones has caused us to lose some parts in our humanity because we do not have the same values that we had before phones, such as face to face communication is less and less common because texting more convenient  but not better for us.

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The rise in technology especially phones has caused us to lose some parts in our humanity because we do not have the same values that we had before phones, such as face to face communication is less and less common because texting more convenient

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This solar powered factory is completely ran off solar power, this allows the factory to be completely independently ran

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In an industrial park near the shore of Lake Erie, hard by the Buffalo River, the future of the solar power industry is under construction. SolarCity's sprawling Buffalo factory, built and paid for by the state of New York, is nearing completion and will soon begin producing some of the most efficient solar panels available commercially. Capable of making 10,000 solar panels a day, or one gigawatt of solar capacity a year, it will be the largest solar manufacturing plant in North America and one of the biggest in the world.

When production begins, SolarCity, already the leading installer of residential solar panels in the United States, will become a vertically integrated manufacturer and provider-doing everything from making the solar cells to putting them on rooftops. At a time when conventional silicon-based solar panels from China have never been cheaper, investing in a new type of solar technology is a risky undertaking. However, the potential benefits are huge. The new factory, says SolarCity chief technology officer Peter Rive, could transform both SolarCity's business, which has consistently lost money, and the economics of residential solar power.

Solar panels installed by SolarCity cost the company $2.84 per watt (including sales and marketing plus overhead, in addition to the cost of the hardware), down from $4.73 in 2012. The combination of the new, highly efficient panels, the volume of product coming out of the new factory, and a simplified manufacturing process is a big reason why the company expects its costs for residential solar to fall well below $2.50 per watt by the end of 2017, when the Buffalo facility reaches full production.

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SolarCity's Gigafactory

Breakthrough Highly efficient solar panels made using a simplified, low-cost manufacturing process.

Why It Matters The solar industry needs cheaper and more efficient technology to be more competitive with fossil fuels.

Key Players in Photovoltaics - SolarCity
- SunPower
- Panasonic

Bolstered by federal solar subsidies and "net metering," the rules that allow homeowners to sell excess power back to the grid at retail prices in many states, SolarCity is already leading the way in making residential systems financially attractive to many households, spurring an explosion in the popularity of the rooftop panels. The drop in installed costs could make residential solar even more popular.

"Right now we can sell you energy in 14 states at a rate lower than what you're currently paying the utility," says Rive. The Buffalo factory, he adds, "sets us up for a future where solar plus batteries is cheaper than fossil fuels."

Key to the company's ambitions is a technology it acquired when it bought a small solar company called Silevo in 2014. That technology, which allows it to make panels that are highly efficient at converting sunlight into electricity, traces its origins to the Australian solar power pioneer Martin Green in the late 1970s. It combines a standard crystalline-silicon solar cell with elements of a thin-film cell, along with a layer of a semiconductor oxide. Last October, SolarCity announced that test panels made at a small facility in Fremont, California, had tested at just over 22 percent efficiency. Today's commodity silicon-based solar panels have efficiencies of between 16 and 18 percent. SolarCity competitor SunPower previously led the market with cells that can reach 21.5 percent.

Top image: The massive solar manufacturing facility, shown above in late December, is scheduled to begin full-scale production sometime next year.

Above: The gigafactory covers some 27 acres, making it the largest solar production facility in North America.

Efficiency matters because the panels themselves represent only 15 to 20 percent of the cost of the full installation. Much of the rest comes in what's known as balance-of-system costs: inverters to connect to the grid, materials to house the array, nuts and bolts to attach it to the roof, the labor to install it, and so on. SolarCity's installation, says the company, will require one-third fewer panels to produce the same amount of electricity as conventional installations. "Fewer panels means fewer bits and pieces, less wire, less days on the roof to install," says Francis O'Sullivan, the director of research and analysis at the MIT Energy Initiative.

SolarCity uses a deposition manufacturing process that reduces the number of steps required to make the cells from two dozen or more to just six. It also replaces silver, one of the most expensive elements of conventional solar cells, with less expensive copper.

But the difference in performance between solar panels produced in a small facility like SolarCity's Fremont plant and in a large factory like the Buffalo one could be significant. And scaling up production could be particularly tricky given -SolarCity's lack of manufacturing experience. Rive acknowledges that there could be "small risks around the actual time line" in getting the products coming out of Buffalo to match the efficiencies achieved at small scale. Already, SolarCity has pushed back the target date for full production from the Buffalo factory from the first quarter of 2017 to later in the year.

But the real risk lies in the rapid advance of solar technology: a record-setting panel today might look relatively inefficient three or five years down the road. Soon after SolarCity showed off its high-efficiency panels last October, Panasonic topped its rival by claiming that its new panels would reach efficiencies of 22.5 percent. Meanwhile, efficiencies in the lab are even higher: researchers have made exotic solar-cell materials with efficiencies of up to 40 percent. "I think that within 10 years, most manufacturers will be producing panels over 20 percent efficiency, with the best commercial panels reaching over 23 percent," Green says.

O'Sullivan adds: "For now, SolarCity is moving the boat out as far as it can with, generically speaking, contemporary technology. But we're beginning to approach a choke point for the economics of any silicon-based technology"-including the new cells SolarCity is bringing online. Future advances, he says, will entail much lighter, flexible panels that offer much higher efficiencies and are even cheaper to install-and thus produce electricity at a much lower cost.

At that point, the solar panels coming out of the gigafactory may seem as conventional as commodity panels produced in China today. It is, however, SolarCity's willingness to take on such risks that makes the Buffalo facility so ambitious. Over the last 10 years, the Silicon Valley company has made residential solar a popular choice for many consumers through smart marketing and attractive financing. Now it wants to transform solar manufacturing. Whether SolarCity succeeds or fails, it is once again pushing the possibilities of solar power.

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Availability: next year In an industrial park near the shore of Lake Erie, hard by the Buffalo River, the future of the solar power industry is under construction. SolarCity's sprawling Buffalo factory, built and paid for by the state of New York, is nearing completion and will soon begin producing some of the most efficient solar panels available commercially.

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Capitalism is a Form of government that allows people to follow their dreams and gain profit.

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Definition of Capitalism

There are many different types of economic systems that regulate how people operate and profit from business, including capitalism, communism, and socialism. This lesson focuses on capitalism. Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production of goods or services are privately owned and operated for a profit. In capitalism, individuals are given the freedom to operate their business as they want and manage their own income. Capitalism applies to every person who operates within this system; therefore, business owners and employees are equally represented within the capitalism model.

In terms of business operations, capitalism gives the most freedom and flexibility to owners. Beyond taxation and standard regulatory laws, the government does not control how the business is operated or how the income is used.

Taxation

In capitalism, there are taxes that must be paid. Taxes are a set rate and do not require a person to surrender their entire earnings to the government or other regulatory group. Capitalism offers the greatest level of control and freedom of all the economic systems. For example, in other economic systems, taxes may be 50% or more of profits. Under capitalism, taxes are calculated based on the form of business, such as sole proprietor, LLC, or corporation, and are based on revenues of the business. Because the tax rates are considerably less than other economic systems, the revenue remaining can still be a motivating factor for business owners to operate their companies.

Examples of Capitalism

Let's say you own a small farm that grows pumpkins. You determine the best way to sell pumpkins is to have an annual event and allow families to come enjoy a day on the farm, play games, and pick their own pumpkin. Because you are part of a capitalist society, you can offer these services, set the admission price, charge whatever you want for pumpkins, and keep the net profit.

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They were just trying too survive at all costs and the fear and pressure they went through in the movie was much like what the boys in Lord of the Flies went through, which in both circumstances made them do things they usually wouldn't do.

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Especially the social media because a lot of people now days

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In this show, Dan has a bad heart and needs a transplant. After a series of unfortunate events, Dan leaves the country to buy a heart so that he wont die. However, in the process, he hurt many people and took many things from people to get what he needed. His human nature took over not caring what happened, much like what happened in LOTF. Jack didn't care what was best for the group, he was a hunter and he was going to hunt no matter what.

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In this movie Naomi is so afraid of the outside world, she won't leave her bed much less her house. In LOTF the boys are so afraid of the beast and just want to kill it. Simon eventually figures out the beast isn't a beast at all but most of the boys spend their time on the island petrified of the "best."

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In the movie Forrest Gump, Forrest had a very low IQ score and everyone always told him how dumb he was. His mother always taught him the values that truly do matter and that he mattered even though everyone told him he didn't. Even though he wasn't the smartest his mother was determined to get him the same education and be treated equally like everyone else.

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In The Walking Dead, fear can guide you. It can make you do things you never thought imaginable to protect those you love. Whenever a threat has been against his "family" he will do anything to protect them even if it means killing to save them.

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Parents have power over their children because they are the boss and they have the ultimate power over them.

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In the show there are around 20 contestants that have to "Outwit. Outlast. Outplay." in a harsh environment trying to be the sole survivor. As an individual, you have to find your place in the games society to last in the game. If you are on the outside of the society, you will be voted out.

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We tend to do the things that we are comfortable with instead of trying new things. For example we tend to hang around people that we are familiar with rather then people that we don't really know.

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When we see deer crossing the road, we slow down so we don't hit them. The deer freeze, and instead of crossing the road to get where they are headed, they turn around and go back the other way, because that is what is most familiar to them.

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In a way, Jack is like Donald Trump. In interview Donald always interrupts what Hillary has to say, and Jack interrupts what the people on the island have to

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During Monday night's first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York, Trump could not help himself from repeatedly and condescendingly interrupting Hillary Clinton while she answered moderator Lester Holt's questions.

In the first 26 minutes of the debate alone, Vox noted that Trump had interrupted Clinton a whopping 25 times:

Hillary Clinton was interrupted 40 times in the first 26 minutes of the presidential debate. pic.twitter.com/chM4JS1gbB
- Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) September 27, 2016

This incessant interrupting did not go unnoticed on Twitter:

To the men amazed Clinton hasn't snapped: Every woman you know has learned to do this. This is our life in this society. #debatenight
- E. Van Every (@E_VanEvery) September 27, 2016

Trump's definitely winning the #mansplaining and #manterrupting components of this debate. #Debates2016
- Maggie Mertens (@maggiejmertens) September 27, 2016

My friends & I were taking shots every time Trump interrupted Clinton. My BFF Chad is dead :(
- Sage Boggs (@sageboggs) September 27, 2016

Donald Trump is doing a superb job...of manterrupting while simultaneously expecting Hillary not to cut him off.
- Jemila Dunham (@jemiladunham) September 27, 2016

Trump trying hard to become the new standard for "manterrupting". #Debates2016
- Érico B Lotufo (@EricoLotufo) September 27, 2016

Manterrupting, defined by journalist and author Feminist Fight Club Jessica Bennett as "unnecessary interruption of a woman by a man," is a phenomenon that many professional women are (unfortunately) familiar with.

A 2014 study found that women are significantly more likely to be interrupted than men are, and research has shown that when women do speak up, their words are given less weight and treated as less valid than men's. This phenomenon is especially problematic in fields ― like politics ― which are dominated by men's voices just by virtue of the numbers.

Tonight Clinton became the first woman to ever stand on an American debate stage as a presidential nominee for a major political party. Add to that Clinton's long history of having her voice, smile and tone policed, and you have a slight picture of the sexist baggage she was walking onto tonight's debate stage with.

Women who want to circumvent these professional obstacles have to learn to play the game, and part of that game means dealing with the frustrating habits of one's male colleagues ― or in the case of a presidential race, one's political opponents. As Clinton well knows, in order to avoid having her words dismissed, she has to modulate the way she presents her ideas in a way that male candidates simply don't.

To Clinton's credit, she appeared unperturbed by Trump's attempts to verbally bulldoze over her. Each and every time, she kept speaking, often with a sly smile. Because as any professional woman knows, the best way to shut down a manterrupter is to simply refuse to acknowledge him.

In the hallowed words of Beyoncé: Boy, bye.
Editor's note: Donald Trump regularly incites political violence and is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, , misogynist and who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims - 1.6 billion members of an entire religion - from entering the U.S.

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Donald Trump Couldn't Stop Interrupting Hillary Clinton On Debate Night

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During Monday night's first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York, Trump could not help himself from repeatedly and condescendingly interrupting Hillary Clinton while she answered moderator Lester Holt's questions. In the first 26 minutes of the debate alone, Vox noted that Trump had interrupted Clinton a whopping 25 times: Hillary Clinton was interrupted 40 times in the first 26 minutes of the presidential debate.

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Murder Reveals 'Lord Of The Flies' Street Culture In Washington's Capital

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Murder Reveals 'Lord Of The Flies' Street Culture In Washington's Capital

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Near the capital in washington there is a society that is like the one in LOTF they make there own rules to follow
http://www.opb.org/news/article/npr-murder-reveals-lord-of-the-flies-street-culture-in-washingtons-capital/

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People today are afraid of clowns because they have been on the news and all over social media doing things that are not common.

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The Lost series is a great example of human nature, for it gives a good example of how quickly our feelings can go haywire and we rebel against any leadership we don't agree with.

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relates to LOTF by how at first the island was peacefull and they were getting along and then all chaos unfolds

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This movie showed that the Germans treated the Americans people and killed them and showed people what they did to people if they got caught. Nate Hobert

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Winston Churchill was like piggy because he knew much but did not have the resources or backing to Support his claims

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The USS Indianapolis was a battle ship in WWII that was torpedoed by the axis powers and the remaining crew were forced to fight for there lives against man eating sharks just like the boy had to fight for there survival on the island in the lord of the flies book

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Lord Of The Flies savages: Gang of children stripped, beat and tortured boy, 15, before leaving him for dead in a shallow grave

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Lord Of The Flies savages: Gang of children stripped, beat and tortured boy, 15, before leaving him for dead in a shallow grave

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A court case that was related to LOTF for the brutal acts of the kids that beat a 15 year old boy.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1173948/Lord-Of-The-Flies-savages-Gang-children-tortured-teenager-dumping-shallow-grave.html

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they completely strip the person of their civilization and put them in the wild. They have to know strategies to keep them self healthy and alive, and it documents their instincts in the wild over 21 days.

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Many people believe in vampires and ware wolves because people are started to write books about them and make them sound real. Also, many movies are being produced so you can get an image of what they look like and become even more convinced that they are real.

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We have so much security at air ports and on borders because we fear being attacked

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This book showed the effects war had on people like when they were captured by the Japanese and they would eat and do anything just to survive.

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In this movie Liesel's "parents" and her best friend are killed when the Germans bombed her city. This shows how much people are impacted and how much people suffer because of war.

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Genghis Khan is like Jack because both characters are both brutal leaders and don't really care what their followers thought. they used fear as their main aspect of leading.

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The show is about two people who are put into the wilderness, naked, and faced with the challenge of surviving for 21 days. This relates to LOTF because they both show the emotional effects of being vulnerable in a survival situation.

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Denmark is the happiest country in the world according to national geographic. this is due largely to the abundance of public accommodations they offer.

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In the John Grisham novel 'A Time to Kill', Carl Lee Hailey, a Vietnam verteran, paper mill worker, and over-all local good guy kills 2 white men after they rape his 12 y/o daughter.
Like the kids in the lord of the flies, he is a normal person until an 'indecent' occurs in his life.

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He takes one celebrity to take with him on a 2 day trip through the wilderness where people are out out of their comfort zones and have to be able to survive.

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In Survivor, people are put on and island with no electronics and connection to the outside world for 39 days, besides the people they are competing against for the prize. They are put to the test to win immunity (not going home) or rewards to help make their life in the game more comfortable.

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Eighteen castaways will compete against each other on SURVIVOR, when the Emmy Award-winning series returns on Wednesdays on CBS Television Network. This edition of SURVIVOR, filmed in Cagayan, a province in the Philippines, will be themed "Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty."

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People believe that Sasquatch is real because we believe that it is real. People let the thought of a giant ape that walks on 2 legs into their minds and it starts to manifest in their brain and eventually it makes them think that the Sasquatch is real even if they have never heard or seen a Sasquatch before

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Gandhi is kinda like Ralph and Jack because they both had the idea to lead. However, in LOTF Jack and Ralph have followers with the ways they lead differently.

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Martin Luther King Jr represents Ralph because no matter the situation both of them continued to lead their people/followers.

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the clown scare going through the united states shows how the masses will react to something frightening

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Walking dead
some people say in some ways hes good but most of the people who know who neegan is and what he did say otherwise

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LIFE IS NOT GUMDROPS AND RAINBOWS! LIFE IS LIKE THE ISLAND HARD AND UNFORGIVING!

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How should society/civilizations be set up?

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How should society/civilizations be set up?

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How does human nature reveal itself when challenges strike?

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How does human nature reveal itself when challenges strike?

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How can we prepare for situations that test our morals?

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How can we prepare for situations that test our morals?

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Does nature or nurture determine human behavior?

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Does nature or nurture determine human behavior?

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What aspects of society shape our lives the most? 

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What aspects of society shape our lives the most? 

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How can undersatnding our own nature help us in life.

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How can undersatnding our own nature help us in life.

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Society's Influence AKA the Individual vs. Society

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Society's Influence AKA the Individual vs. Society