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    begin to change his view of life. Montag started to question everything like god, do he really like his job. As we all might know, Ray Bradbury made many perdictions in his book “Fahrenheit 451,” as what today’s world would be like. Many of his predictions was correct in the case of speed, entertainment a mindless…

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    assessment based on future outcomes. Prediction is indispensable to our everyday lives. The biggest problem with predicting about the future is even though you are forecasting the future the data it is based off is usually from the past. Just because you are able predict the past doesn’t mean you are able to predict the future. Silver demonstrates in this book how many prediction practices have been flawed and suggest ways that might possibly improve them. Wise predictions are formed from…

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    Chapter 3.2 future predictions for gender roles in fashion and society 615 The outburst of androgyny themed collections, catwalks and brand updates, has lead opinions of gender neutral fashion to be seen as just another trend that will soon fade out of the fashion world. Although transgender models are featuring on magazine covers, catwalks and campaigns now as well as current gender neutral collections, it could be seen as a passing trend in the fashion industry that will be replaced by the…

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    Science Fiction Writing: Fiction or Prediction? Much like a window into our future’s worst nightmares, the science fiction genre allows one to get that “based on a true story” horror movie feel for what could happen to the world we know. The books and stories that fall upon this category are not supposed to be a foolproof, flawless prediction of the daily lives of future generations, but do often hold some truth in the erratic world of tomorrow since they are frequently based on real events.…

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    Prediction Questions for “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe Based on the title, predict what you think the story will be about. A heart with a tall tale to tell. Who do you think the narrator is speaking to? A person who thinks he’s crazy or insane. Why does the narrator treat the old man so well in the mornings? The old man never did anything but, had an eye of a vulture so the man watched him and became his friend, his truster so that he could kill him. Why doesn’t the narrator…

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    medical health and cancer can work fast. Another short term prediction I have is that Amir will go further in his relationship with Soraya, I know that she will be important, otherwise the author wouldn’t have mentioned her. My last short term prediction is that Amir will do something with his English degree, because writing and reading has always been apart of his life so he almost has to do something with his degree. The only long term prediction I have is Amir will somehow redeem himself of…

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    There are more than 7 million cases of Dementia in the US today. The word Dementia is derived from Latin, meaning “out of one’s mind.” It was first introduced during 2000 BC, when psychiatrists first learned the concept. However, it was not until 1797 when it was actually given its name, Dementia. Dementia is a chronic disorder of the mental processes caused by brain diseases or injury and marked by memory disorders, communication and language, ability to focus and pay attention, reasoning and…

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    Brave New World is an interesting story about the future, the world of BNW and our present world, they have a lot of similarities and differences, Huxley's predictions are definitely true and that America is definitely moving toward the world Huxley envisioned and predicted. For example the drug Soma that the people use in the future to make them feel happy, in our present world we use like smoking or doing drugs to feel happy. Another example is the Sex topic in Brave New World and also…

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    dwarves came to Bagginses hole and hatched a plan to take down a dragon named Smaug. After reading a little more of this book, I predicted that Mr. Baggins will go on this quest and this adventure will change Mr. Bagginses lifestyle forever. My first prediction is, that Mr. Baggins will go on this adventure. I think of this due to the fact that while the dwarves hatch the plan to take down the dragon that is guarding the dwarves kingdom, Mr. Baggins always becomes interested in what they’re…

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    perfect. Our lives today are always on the go; we never have time anymore to sit down, relax, and think. That is one of the three predictions that Ray Bradbury predicted would happen to society in the future in his book, Fahrenheit-451. Bradbury’s predictions are not far off from what our society has become/what our society is still to develop into. The other two predictions are: 1. we would lose the quality in the information that we receive on a daily basis; and 2. we would lose the right to…

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