HW #3

What is the point of total freedom? Wouldn't it make the world worse? -Julie

I think the point of total freedom is to make the people feel that they can do anything that they want and nobody would come in your way no matter what the situation is. But in a way it will make the world worse because people will use that as a advantage to do certain things that could mess up the world and that wouldn't be good for the people. You wouldn't be able to stop them because they have total freedom and that gives them the right to what they are doing.

How will I see the world in ten years? -Jerald

In ten years I think my self and others probably think the world we have all these different technology and robots doing all the work like something similar to "iRobot" the movie but what I think is that things will be the same but we will have more advanced technology and some things will be more advance. There wouldn't be that much change to the world because there are certain things that need to change before we can make big moves like that to make the world any different and really advance. For one the crime rate has to go down a lot and we have to get out of this recession so we are able to make all these fancy robots and be able to make more advance technology.

HW#1 response

I agree with what Banach is trying to say because people only look at things base on what their eyes tell them not base on thought. "Other people only see us from the outside, objectively, and, hard as we may try, we can only see them from the outside." This quote is clear to me because he made me notice that I look at people in that way because I can't tell what they are feeling on the inside but I can judge them on how they are on the outside because that is what my eyes are transferring to me and making the image in my head. The only way in my point of view you can tell what some one is feeling inside is if you get to know them and get their view on life and compare it to your views.