Question

Read the following excerpt from neil degrasse tyson’s "death by black hole." that’s the gory moment when your body snaps into two segments, breaking apart at your midsection. upon falling further, the difference in gravity continues to grow, and each of your two body segments snaps into two segments. shortly thereafter, those segments each snap into two segments of their own, and so forth, and so forth, bifurcating your body into an ever-increasing number of parts: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, etc. read the following excerpt from billy collins’s "man listening to disc." the music is loud yet so confidential i cannot help feeling even more like the center of the universe than usual as i walk along to a rapid little version of "the way you look tonight," what do these two excerpts reveal about the difference in ideas presented by tyson and collins? tyson stresses humanity’s relative insignificance in the universe, while collins stresses man’s perceived importance. tyson describes man’s place in the universe, while collins focuses primarily on the role of mankind itself. tyson’s essay is a serious discussion of black holes, while collins’s poem mocks the importance of music. tyson discusses the probability of being swallowed by black holes, while collins describes the effects of listening to music.

Answer 1

The extracts infers that the discrepancies in views provided by Tyson and Collins are as follows:

"While Tyson emphasizes humanity's comparative unimportance in the universe, Collins emphasizes man's subjective relevance in the universe" (Option A)

What is the definition of an inference?

Inference is the result of examining the facts in a text or story and coming to a conclusion.

From the above-mentioned excerpt:

"While Tyson emphasizes humanity's relative insignificance in the universe, Collins emphasizes man's subjective importance in the universe."

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