ON SELF-RELIANCE PART III

• People make changes all the time 
• People can learn and grow over time without changing their values 
• Malice=evil intentions 
• Vanity= looking good 
• Don't act like you're good if you're not good 
• If you act rude and mean in private like at home but do one good thing out of the few you can to make yourself look good then you are a bad person on the inside regardless of what you show on the outside
• Virtues: good things about people, 
• It is easier to be one with yourself and your thoughts rather than followthe herd dismissing your values to fit in 
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I think Emerson made mny good point, I like the part where he mentions

ON SELF-RELIANCE PART II

There will never be another you, everyone one of you is new 

• Relaxation is not actually relaxing b/c we look back and don't see the things we wanted at the beginnig, we don't reach our goals in time so it isn't reall relaxing 
• Emerson talks about how young people are non chalent, not caring. Teacher cares student doesn't they get offended 
• They don't care what they don't care about and they will make it known
• We have choices and we must make considerations, compromise 
• A room with adults an 
• Children, babies, rude people, just being themselves out-loud, maybe we shouldn't look at it as such a bad thing 
• We are aware of the way that people see us, if we don't express ourselves our voices turn faint and inaudible 
• Born after 9/11, not nearly as much obedience, 
• Being 

SELF RELIANCE 1ST IMPRESSION

You think somethings and you believe what you believe to be right 

   This comes out as selfish 

Belief in who you are, to get other people to: Belief is genuis rather than the thought itself 

These people didn't bind themselves by what was written, Moses, Plato

  Imitation is suicide: be yourself and trying to be someone else: If you succeed in being someone else you lose yourself. 

The only champion, capatain of your doing ship, you thinking ship, is you! 

tone:serious Philosophical 

I really like how the author expresses the theme through his writing, he manages to do it in a way where we can find connections to. Something else that I liked about his writing is that he writes in a way that can confuse the reader into misinterpreting the meaning of what he's trying to say. I think that the message throught the essay is pretty clear, especially with the background info given. The way the writer has a way of making the essay sound motivational rather than putting down people who don't have much self-reliance. It's very informational for anyone looking for ways to better themselves, a sort of self care. It seems like a passasge you'd read in a self care handbook.

Essay Rough Draft

Intro:
Plot: The story "The pedestrian" by Ray Bradbur, takes place in the future. A future where the people are glued to technology. Since it was written back when technology wasn't so advanced it was surpirising to see how accuractley he wrote about families, a community attatched to their televisions, slaves to technology. He wrote about the event right after his real life experience where he too was stopped by cops while on a stroll through the street. He put it into words as an eglish writer would, he made his strange encounter into something fun and entertaining to read. He put his thoughts through his writing by including why it would be so weird for someone to be walking during a time of technology. You get may ideas of the way "people" think by how the cop car replies to the characters responses.

The Art of Hosting Good Conversations Onine (Notes)

• Have fun 
• Avoid taking sides 
• Maintain connection 
• Encourage people to talk amongst yourselves 
• Stay with the topic 
• Set a good example 
• Value others' perspectives 
• be fair 
• listen 
• Welcome others 
• Accept everyone instead of be accepting  

SO THIS GUY GOES FOR A WALK

He wrote the story to get his feeling onto paper and express why he felt so that he could be undersood, in a way thats more playful?
The city in november at 8 o'clock paints a pretty clear picture, as he does with most of his words
He writes about a time in the future, a time where cars control the streets and where everyone is a zombie glued onto devices, at this time a tv. For him to write about things are happening now are crazy. The character himself is witty as you'd expect an english writer to be, you see this in his first response to the cop car. His actions are seen as strange and those of someone who needs help, he gets judged for not being married or owning a tv. He also gets judged for taking regular walks around he streets. You see it in the"cops" response to his answers.
Plot?
ESSAY:
Intro:
(Bradburys experience & feelings) humanity, technology, authority 

• tone 
• character 
• plot 

Write is as a narrative

Conclusion

VOCABULARY WE NEED

MEME: A cultural element spread through the people of the generation that it involves. Usually non-genetic and an imitation

VIRUS: Something infective that spreads through different ways, cold be a disease, spreads through humans. Another definition could be a piece of code given to another to mess with their devices

VIRAL: circulating raidly could be through people, like diseases again or things like videos, Something that spreads

BLOG: A place to be able to share your ideas and thinking with the world. A place to open up with the world

WIKI: A website that anyone can freely change, (to improve? )

URL: The address of a webpage

WEBSITE: A set of web pages under a search each usually controlled by a selected set of people or a single person

WWW: World Wide Web