<span>This is false. They were popularized by British and French writers, mostly by their creator Michel de Montaigne from France, and by Adison and Steele who were British, but they entered the scene later. After that, many people started writing essays, but its origins are found in France.</span>
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however, a machine could be motivated to take over the world as a rational means toward attaining its ultimate goals; taking over the world would both increase its access to resources, and would help to prevent other agents from stopping the machine's plans.
The difference between an universal theme and a common theme is that an universal theme can be implemented or used by anyone and a common theme is a message of a passage.
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