Brave New World’s government was more controlling over the people because they wanted everyone to fit into a category and be happy. Gattaca gave the people a choice but in their eyes there was only one correct answer and if citizens chose wrong, their kids would have to like a sad life. In the first chapter of Brave New World, it talked about the hatchery and the process in which the people are hatched. The workers will tamper with the jars environment to either enhance the fetus or handicap them. In Gattaca, they did not tamper with environment or try to create a child with disadvantages.
The owners and banks were greedy. If the landowners in California let the Okies have some land, some necessities, and privileges, how long until the Okies wanted more? Once the Okies had a taste of a better life, they would stop at nothing to get it. When the people of California saw all the migrant workers who were so different than them, they saw a threat. They cannot let them rebel or strike or it will spell the end of all they know.
Like in the example above knowing the donor had a disease but selling the tissue anyway. There are now regulations for tissue donations but not for the human remains business as a whole. Once regulations are put in place they need to be enforced and organizations need to be audited to make sure they are within compliance. Another concern is conflict of interest; if you are a funeral
One example is war is a serious business, because war isn’t a game it is life or death so if Ender would of lost he would have been killed with the rest. Another example is adults and authority lie, because the adults and authority would turn around and lie so everyone so that they could get what they wanted. The final example is government cant be trusted, because the government would also lie and would get anyone to do there bidding for them so they wouldn’t have to do it themselves. Just like how they controlled Ender with the other cadets to get them to fight in the war.
He really realized the importance of education when a recruiter had to fake his test results to get him in the army. He thought that he had a lot of talent and a brilliant mind, but his father did not want him to be intelligent as shown when he says, “I happen to have a brilliant mind. In case you don't know. A brilliant mind and talent plus. But no education, because he didn't want me to learn anything, only how to tote and carry for him.
This shows up in Freak the Mighty in many ways, Freak used his life to make Max’s better, and Max was willing to do anything for Freak. An example of this theme really showed up on page 157 when it states, “‘Kevin knew from a very young age that he wasn’t going to live a very long life’…’So he was lying about getting a robot body?’” This shows the theme that a true friend puts you before himself because Freak chose to not tell Max about his soon death even though telling him would make him feel better. This means that Freak even though it would bring him comfort he chose to not tell Max about his inevitable young death. Additionally, more evidence of this shows up on page 77 when everyone was making fun of Max and he was just sitting there like a stick in the mud, but Freak stood up for Max even though it would be easier to stand by and save himself.
Their definition of a Blasphemy isn’t quite clear in the ways of the mind. David and Rosalind were the first ones with a telepathic power introduced in the novel, Uncle Axel advised David to keep his and Rosalind’s ability a secret because the people of the community were scared of any difference between themselves. Uncle Axel suggested that the “true image” was closer to David and Rosalind because they could communicate from long distances using their mind, like the old people could. They can’t do that now. This suggestion changed the way David thought about his ability and his plan to run away, he knew he was more advanced than the others.
The government told them with actions that the young men could fight for the country, but not obtain citizenship from that action. The government lied to the Native Americans once again, making their trust lost in Americans. A bill was passed to include Indians and aliens to be drafted. Native Americans are alive, they deserve to have equal rights. But, “everything”, still was not presented to them.
Science journalist, Charles C. Mann, had successfully achieved his argumentative purpose about the “Coming of Age in the Dawnland.” Mann’s overall purpose of writing this argumentative was to show readers that there’s more to than just being called or being stereotyped as a savage- a cynical being. These beings are stereotyped into being called Indians, or Native Americans (as they are shorthand names), but they would rather be identified by their own tribe name. Charles Mann had talked about only one person in general but others as well without naming them. Mann had talked about an Indian named Tisquantum, but he, himself, does not want to be recognized as one; to be more recognized as the “first and foremost as a citizen of Patuxet,”(Mann 24).
Question 1 b. In what circumstances di you think scientists are justified in not sharing their results with others before research is completed? o I believe that scientists should not share their results until research is completed and they have fully justified their results. I believe so because other researchers and scientists use results in helping them with experiments, developing models, curing disease, etc. so if quickly scientists share results or models that they are not sure of scientists should use wrong information.
However, if the government were to regulate scientific advancements, the scientific world would not see much development, nor would everyday life be as efficient. In addition, science would be restricted to basic knowledge if it were not for advancements. A totalitarian government should not regulate scientific advancements because there are many negative effects that follow, such as the loss of true happiness and knowledge of the world, as told by Huxley. Government regulation of science negatively impacts knowledge of nature and its surroundings. Before the Scientific Revolution, people blindly followed the beliefs of the Church and never questioned whether or not these beliefs were true.
One thing that Warren and Marshall might have done differently to have their theory accepted quickly is better communication. When Warren and Marhall presented their theory, scientist wanted good evidence and explanations, however, the researchers didn 't provided them. The researchers didn 't know how to explain their theory which lead to nobody believing them. Scientists didn’t want to accept a theory with dreadful explanations. If Warren and Marshall had better communication skills, their theory would’ve been accepted
I want to know why they are doing this because I think that I will understand the plot better. I understand that they want to try to find new organisms but I don’t know why. I believe that the scientists are collecting organisms because they want to find something new to see if non-earth-like organisms can live outside the atmosphere. The scientists have not had any luck finding anything new which means that from all the data that they have, there is no evidence of unknown organisms.