The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The effect that Turkle wants to create with these questions is to make people seriously reflect on the fact that many youngsters and adults are preferring to consults robots and machines about personal or intimate issues, instead of getting professional help from experienced and professional humans that had lived similar situations in the past and have the academic and professional preparation to offer serious help.
The questions Sherry Turkle posses are "Why would we want to talk about love and loss with a machine that has no experience of the arc of human life?" And "Have we so lost confidence that we will be there for one another?"
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The crowd will turn against Steve, believing he is an alien in disguise.
Explanation:
<em>The Monsters are Due on Maple Street</em> by Rod Sterling tells the fictional story of how a community began to suspect their neighbors of being aliens who came to spy on humans. Aided by Tommy's story of how an alien group resided as a family to spy over mankind, the people began to check out the suspicious people they believe could be an alien.
From the given conversation between Don and Steve, we can infer that the people had begun to be suspicious of his lifestyle. Added to that, his own wife had also admitted that he'd <em>"spend hours down in your basement workin' on some kind of radio or something"</em> which none had seen.
The given excerpt shows that the people will suspect Steve of being an alien in disguise and turn against him.
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Based upon various studies on human behavior, the world will become a "better place" but it will take much longer than 15 years. Humans are willful and petty- never a pretty combination- and will fight major societal changes simply to have something to fight or disagree about.
Explanation:
Answer:
The lesson that Hawthorne intends to show in his short story "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment" is that if people were ever to be given the opportunity to go back in time, they would also revert back to all the behaviors that characterized them at the time. In essence, people would likely not change.
Explanation:
B. "In its review of SOPA, the White House agreed that trying to control the Internet in such a way could lead to cyber-security
risks."