<span>According to ideas in Walden, I suggest you to go with this one: C) He would believe they were destructive to a person’s thinking ability. It's the closest one from options given above.</span>
Walden has very noticeable strong themes. The importance of self reliance, the Value of Simplicity, the Illusion of progress (Thoreau is very skeptical about considering technological advance as societal advance) and so on. Also, there's the life in the woods itself represented in Walden. So it's hard to see him seeing the new technology as important or beneficial. He was also a logical person, so finding impractical new and better technology is probably not the case. Which leaves us to the the correct answer, the option that fits all of Thoreau's worries.
Answer:
C) He would believe they were destructive to a person’s thinking ability.
The answer would be A An analysis of the novel Robinso Cruise by Daniel Defoe would be a excellent example of a natural organization. Natural organization is an appropriate book that is good for organizations and public policy.
the notes explain how electoral debates influenced the polls, this wouldn't support the students counter claim against that evidence. Using that source would be like proving right what you're trying to prove wrong.
The best option is D studied. This word denotes a measured, even-handed approach to the issue. So, it should be :Current immigration policy must be studied before new proposals can be made.
