• How is the earth of the 22nd century different from the earth of today? Answer- Everything is in ruins and their is no significant source of human life left.
• Do you see us as progressing toward the Earth depicted in the movie? Answer- No because for how advanced our technology is right now and the way of how its going we should be fine unless a nuclear outbreak happens.
• What human activities might contribute to us progressing toward the Earth depicted in the movie? Answer- More littering and pollution and overpopulation, and maybe if we make Kim Jong Un mad enough.
• Do you think the Earth as depicted in the movie is far fetched? Answer- Yes beacause its puting technology in a stereotypical situation saying that robots can have a mind of their own and that everybody
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Answer- Over-population and pollution with so much debris and waste.
• What was WALL-E designed to do? (What is his "directive"?) Answer- He is a Waste Allocation Load Lifter - Earth Class, meaning that he was designed to clean up the earth and dispose of it in a neat and fasionable way.
• How has WALL-E continued to work without a power supply? Answer- He sat in the sun for a couple hours holding a solar panel that was connected to him and it allowed his batteries to obsorb the power.
• How does WALL-E fix himself when he gets damaged? Answer- He has alot of spare parts that he just replaces it with when he gets damaged.
• How is this significant? Answer- He just recycles it once a part goes bad he goes and puts it in his little waste allocator and turns it into something usefull.
• Why is the cockroach significant? Answer-It shows that cockroaches can survive anything and shows WALL-E that he can too.
• What does WALL-E do with the plant when he finds it? Why do you think he does this? Answer- He keeps it safe as if its one of the random things he finds out when he builds and explores. Nobody really knows why he does
This quotation opens your eyes, I know of no one who wants to destroy the earth either. The majority of man kind doesn’t think too much about what is happening to the earth due to their actions. When most of us drive a car or spray deodorant we don’t think of the consequences. It is the responsibility of those who create problems to help fix them and prevent them from happening again. In society today it i...
, ‘My apples will never get across and eat the cones under his pines, and I tell him. He only says, good fences make good neighbours.’ This shows that there is clearly no substantial reason for the wall to be built but one neighbour carries the view that ‘good neighbours make good fences’ and no
A description of the wall is necessary in order to provide a base for comparison with the rest of the story. Because we only get the narrator s point of view, descriptions of the wall become more important as a way of judging her deteriorating mental state. When first mentioned, she sees the wall as a sprawling, flamboyant pattern committing every artistic sin, (Gilman 693) once again emphasizing her present intellectual capacity. Additionally, the w...
The first part of the metaphor “Pave the Planet” is a solution that resorts to the globalization movement of using the world’s technological advancements. With this method a capitalist society believes that in order to gain more wealth and success it is necessary for the society to keep using the world’s resources, producing products, and consuming these products. This belief of consistent greed and competition to gain more and more wealth is derived from “the fact that humans are fundamentally self-centered” (79). Although these beliefs and values seem immoral and corrupt, this method has proven quite a success for the global economy in the past. For example, “more goods and services were consumed in the forty years between 1950 and 1990 than by all the previous human generations” (80). ...
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On the same scene , a character called Mc Crea who is the ship’s current captain is introduced along with a robotic autopilot,AUTO which the known as the “bad guy “ in the movie . The captain leaves most of the ship’s operations under the control of its robotic autopilot ,AUTO.The movie illustrates that advanced technology in the future can be very convenient but it can also be very dangerous because it lead effects like robots taking over the world and also high dependency on technology where humans no longer need to work . When the plant is brought to the captain ,Wall-E got damaged and partially crushed by AUTO when Wall-E tries to protect the plant from being destroyed . EVE as the heroine quickly send Wall-E and the whole crew back to Earth so that the humans can restore the planet and also saving Wall-E .The movie portrays that how robots can reveals its directive and mutiny stage when they are not properly controlled by humans. “The movie also portrays the ideological exchange as contained within the diegesis and therefore stops the audience from identifying the movie itself as ideological” -Daniele A. Yandel
WALL-E takes place in a contaminated wasteland which was once Earth. The once elegant planet beaming with life is now uninhabited, with only a small mobile trash compactor left to clean up the human waste. The old, sentient robot, WALL-E, roams the deserted Earth while an innovative man made robot with a mission rummages through the heaps of trash, desperately searching for any sign of organic life. Disney/Pixar have critiqued how humanity has ignored the buildup of waste destroying the Earth. The fictional citizens of WALL-E seem to be an over exaggerated form of the obesity commonly found among more developed countries.
They built this wall to retain the East Berliners secured within their police state. Moreover, along the wall are heartfelt memorials to those whose last act of life was one of rebellion and bravery. Still, the Communist wanted to isolate West Berlin and take this boundary of the free world into the Socialist camp. This blockage constructed over blocks of stones screened with wire and guarded weapon. There were also numbers of individually attempts to escape, which some succeed, and some died. Over time, East German officials replaced the wall with a mass of reinforced concretes that harder to climb over. Soon, this wall was completely splitting apart access to the west, placing family and friends divided for decades.
“Look Up” is a spoken poem with emotional scenes and images. In his poem Turk says, “When we open our computers, and it’s our doors we shut. All this technology we have it’s just an illusion. Community companionship a sense of inclusion yet, when you step away from this device of delusion, you awaken to see a world of confusion.” This exact idea is played out in WALL-E. When Mary finally looked up from her screen, she acts shocked, as if looking at anything besides the screen a few inches of her face was an insane idea. Gary Turk also comments on corporations’ greed. “A world where we’re slaves to the technology we mastered, where information gets sold by some rich greedy bastard.” WALL-E also entertains this concept. Buy-N-Large is the epitome of corporate greed. Lastly, Turk also voices his thoughts on the isolating effect of technology. “I can’t stand to hear the silence of a busy commuter train when no one wants to talk for the fear of looking insane. We’re becoming unsocial, it no longer satisfies to engage with one another, and look into someone’s eyes. We’re surrounded by children, who since they were born, have watched us living like robots, who now think it’s the norm. It’s not very likely you’ll make world’s greatest dad, if you can’t entertain a child without using an iPad.” WALL-E’s writers share this fear; that is why they make technological dependency look pathetic and inhuman, not positive and
A wall’s symbolism of defense is a wide topic, and Moore’s explanation does not cover every aspect of the idea, nor should it, but there is an important duality to defense that he fails to mention. For example, one-third of the way through the novel, Geryon is staying with his love, Herakles, and is taking some time to nap and daydream when the “door hit the wall as Herakles kicked it open and entered carrying a tray… Room service, said Herakles looking around for a place to set the tray down./Geryon had moved all the furniture/up against the walls of the room” (Carson 60). Moore suggests that, in a symbolic sense, “the impenetrability of walls, in their defensive function…offer security and protection to those dwelling behind them,” which is true, but this definition does not include the dangerous manifestation that often comes with protection: imprisonment (Moore 311).
People these days love making movies that are suppose to entertain you when your at home with your family. We never take it seriously for obvious reasons, sense it is a movie and everything is green screen. What if one day you wake up and you turn on the news and there are people being eaten by the new scientific discovery that everyone was so excited about. Todays weapons that we have are powerful, but then you have a company of Velociraptor coming through your windows. We should probably wait a little longer to have those kind of larger friends.
The importance of an electrical lineman is huge, not only in the community but also in most of the world. Their education, training, and correct use of equipment help them in their different and dangerous work conditions to accomplish the tasks of providing power to their communities.
It is very likely that by the 23rd century, the ice sheets will melt at a fast rate and that the oceans will rise at an increasing speed. We are getting prepared, building; thinking and researching.
Preview of Main Points: First of all, I will share with you what the film “Inconvenient truth” is all about. Secondly, I will discuss why people ignore the big picture and how we can help our planet.
What happens when power lines fall during bad weather or when transformers blow up and there is no power? This is when the job of an electrical lineman is at one of his most crucial points. In order to be a successful lineman a person must understand the education and training, work environment and duties, and the job outlook. The importance of selecting a lifelong career, makes it crucial for a person to conduct research about his field of interest, and, in this case, that would be the career of an electrical lineman.