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I don't think that all people are treated equally.
Unfortunately, people are judged by the color of their skin, their social class, their position in the corporate world, People is judged and accepted (or not) by the clothes they wear, by the cars they drive, by the places they visited.
And this is wrong. People have an intrinsic value for who they are as humans. This is a compassionate approach that has nothing to do with the material world of possessions.
As the old quote says, "you cannot judge the book by its cover." You have to know what is in the mind of people, what they think, what their values are, and if they are congruent with what they say and what they do.
The story of "tiny Tim," the son of his poor employee.
Is Technology Helpful or Harmful to Society
“Technology is supposed to make our lives easier, allowing us to do things more quickly and efficiently. But too often it seems to make things harder, leaving us with fifty-button remote controls, digital cameras with hundreds of mysterious features.” (James Surowiecki) Whether or not is known, technology has become too heavily relied on. It is replacing important social factors such as, life skills and communication skills. While technology is created to be beneficial, there must be a point in time where we draw the line. Once face-to-face conversations begin to extinguish, this means that there is too much focus on the “screen culture”. In her writing, “Alone Together”, Sherry Turkle talks…
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Gatsby suggests that her wealth is a defining and intrinsic aspect of Daisy's character.
What you can assume from someone having a "voice full of money" is that their wealth affects their being in a lot of ways, as deeply as their speech:
- thanks to access to education and literature, she probably has a varied vocabulary;
- because she was brought up in a respectable family, she probably was taught to use decent language and does not say any vulgarities;
- she probably has a lot of confidence due to her high social status, and speaks in a poised, assertive way.
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