He states that the word conservation has three principles to it. One being that conservation stands for development; that these resources on Earth are here for the benefit of society today. He believes that we should be developing these resources and using them to the fullest extent for this generation. We should be recognizing that the present generation has the right to these resources to meet our demand, and then the remaining is for the next future generation. The second principle of conservation that this article states is the prevention of waste and that our duty as humans is to have control of the Earth that we live on. We should be controlling the waste of these resources, like the waste of timber in a forest fire for example. The third principle of conservation is that these developed and preserved resources should benefit many people and not just a few. They should be considered a common good.
Here is an example of how the two can be used differently..
If someone is talking to much and cutting you off in conversation you could tell them to stop. This would be a verbal cue. A nonverbal cue would be if you seemed uninterested in the conversation and continued giving them weird looks or ignored them.
I have answered this question in my high school social studies class and the answer is "discrimination". This is defined as "the recognition and understanding of the difference between one thing and another". As Larry begins to understand the process of using his grandmother's microwave he is doing exactly what this word describes.
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