The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
Neo recently started kindergarten, and one day he tells his dad that he got a gold star for being the best at following instructions. His dad gives him a high five, but inside he feels somewhat concerned that his son is learning to blindly obey authority figures. Neo's dad is uneasy about the effect on his son of the school's commands.
Neo's dad concerns about the fact that the school teacher is giving orders and his son is blindly following them. Although we are talking about kindergarten children, the concern is about why not letting children have the option to decide among a series of options, or when ordering, the teacher should explain the reason why children have to do what is being ordered.
What the heck haha, if it's an emergency yes
A couple of things that they did to promote it were:
- They promote the massive nutrition benefit that contained in every serving of insects. For example, one serving of Grasshopper contains around 20 grams of protein, 6 gram of fats, and 35 gram of Carbohydrates.
- They transform the insects in such a way that make them look appetizing (such grinding them into an energy bar)
I’m thinking A building of evidence that’s dependable n logical
<span>Black infants have a higher rate of lower birth rates and preterm births as opposed to White and Hispanic infants. This places pressure on low-income families due to the need for healthcare including NICU stays and extra health check-ups. There are also long-lasting effects associated with being a preterm babies, and this includes ear problems, lower IQs, and chronic illnesses. This provides strains on families and communities.</span>