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MAcGonigal shows how remarkable it is that society spends more time in a virtual world in a game, than in a real world.
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He says that this happens because the real world is unsatisfactory and does not present rewards that leave individuals motivated to look for solutions and innovations for him, since the virtual environment seems much more promising and does not promote the individual's feeling of feeling like a failure within a disturbed and disturbing world. In other words, the real world is demotivating and makes us bad people because of that, unlike the virtual world that is stimulating and always makes us look for the best.
i thinkk the european came to america to explore the new land. like we learned in class the main reasin they came here to america was gold and glory and they also use religion as an excuse to kill and rob the native people.
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It is a simple, ordinary life for Franciszka and her daughter until 1939, when the Nazis invade. In Nazi-occupied Poland, offering shelter to Jews is a death sentence, but Franciszka and Helena do exactly that. The family of Sokal hides a Jewish family in their loft above the pig yard, a Jewish doctor with his family under the kitchen, and a German soldier who defected from the army in the attic - all completely unknown to each other. The only way for everyone to survive is for Franciszka to outsmart the Germans and her neighbors.
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imagery helps the reader visualize why the author sees
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it supports the message by giving the reader an insight into the authors life.
