- Feb 2019
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www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sets the U.S.
ethos
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14 serious childhood diseases.
scare tactic made
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this is a command made
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- Jan 2019
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www.forbes.com www.forbes.com
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increased the minimum wage to $300 per hour
straw man: no one said that slippery slope: hyperbolic statement
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It’s elementary, my dear Senator Sanders – elementary economics.
ad hominem
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The unemployment rate for black teenage males is in excess of 30%.
red herring
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ut the entry-level or unskilled worker will lose his job to a machine or to labor that comes from the customer.
slippery slope
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As the price of labor goes up, producers will have an incentive to use machines to replace labor.
slippery slope
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Bernie Sanders and those who support a minimum wage
ad hominem
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Librarians have often been forced to become software development managers, just by the nature of modern work in the field.
they had to adapt to the advancing society that we live in, techies must too
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aren’t equivalent writing ‘boot camps’
this is true, which is part of the issue
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but ensuring a solid exposure to ‘real’ coding is just as important for them.
considering both sides of the argument
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But there’s a fundamental disconnect in the way we approach teaching both technology and the humanities
a blend of the two would create the perfect employee
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but I write research papers, give presentations and analyze strategies and processes
interesting, i didnt know this
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I’ve seen some young engineers struggle with just this aspect of the field
i struggle with this perfectionist trait
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humanities
reminded me of the MCAT critical thinking section which involves english for people who have studied science for 4 years of their life
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Being able to contextualize and tell a story with that data, to multiple audiences, is equally critical.
liberal arts skill
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a basic understanding of both technology and the liberal arts gives you adaptability; fluency in both can give you career superpowers
main idea of the article
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equally-introverted historians
being a bit biased in claiming all technically minded poeple are introverts
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technical background is a different sort of challenge.
people must be more well rounded in their way of tackling issues and assignments
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and know that it’s hard work, not magic
it is possible though
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you can absolutely succeed in a technical role with a humanities or liberal arts background, as long as you’ve also got the technical chops
it can be difficult to have both
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because she was non-technical
this is the diff perspective that is mentioned multiple times
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Both sets of skills are necessary in the modern workplace
it is a different skill and way of thinking than those who may have majored in stem jobs
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studying the arts or humanities is a waste of tim
this was definitely how my family felt
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‘need’ a STEM degree
this is truly a common sentiment
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new trend of tech companies hiring newly-minted holders of liberal arts degrees.
they bring new ideas and perspectives to the tech world
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www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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healthy relationship with all technology,
main idea summarized
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We do not face a simple choice of digital or analog. That is the false logic of the binary code that computers are programmed with, which ignores the complexity of life in the real world.
key idea- author knows we cannot live without the technology we already have
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but learning happens best when we build upon the relationships between students, teachers and their peers.
social interaction is extremely important
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but has outperformed digital learning experiments
i agree that some things- such as a teacher in a classroom rather than online cannot be replaced
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encouraging human interaction
not artificial like that of social media
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feeling of belonging.
main idea about analog giving a sense of home
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real places where we live.
can be debated that communities found online are very real to many people
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the walled garden of analog saves both time and inspires creativity.
main idea of the article- for analog devices
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powerful efficiency in that simplicity
minimalism is becoming increasingly popular in all aspects of life
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unparalleled with anything delivered through a screen
this is true- but there are things that the analog devices cannot due that are essential to everyday life
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But younger consumers who never owned a turntable and have few memories of life before the internet drive most of the current interest in analog
this is ironic since the trend was started by social media
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Vinyl records have witnessed a decade-long boom in popularity (more than 200,000 newly pressed records are sold each week in the United States)
interesting that this became a trend among teens
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Nearly half of millennials worry about the negative effects of social media on their mental and physical health, according to the American Psychiatric Association.
can cause major self esteem issues as well as can be a public health issue- lack of exercise
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Facebook and Twitter are eroding our democratic institutions
huge issue in today's news
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it was revolutionary at the time it came out
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