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Jack commented on the post, Prototype: Raising Awareness About Nuclear Weapons 2 months, 2 weeks ago
I think this a very important topic and you provided very good stats to show the reality of mass nuclear buildups. You should add an argument driven thesis right off the bat so we know why you are talking about nuclear buildups. Other than that, well done.
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Jack commented on the post, Prototype Rising Awareness About The Negative Effects of Social Media 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Great idea, and sounds like it could be well executed. Maybe try to talk about preventing that kind of talk on social media before it happens. Raise awareness on the effects your words can have, and will have, on social media.
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Jack commented on the post, Safety Pins 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Great insight, and I agree with everything you say. I think the safety pin is more just a representation of a goal or an idea though, the safety pin won’t fix anything itself, but what it represents will.
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Jack commented on the post, Bruised 3 months, 2 weeks ago
This piece captures the confusion and temper associated with mental issues. Well done.
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Jack commented on the post, The Effects of Prison on Mental Health 4 months, 4 weeks ago
This is a very interesting topic and its nice to hear more about it. This is something that doesn’t cross most peoples minds when they think of incarceration, but it is something that needs to be addressed with the growing populations in prisons.
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Jack wrote a new post, Private Space Travel 4 months, 4 weeks ago
The ability for private companies to participate in space travel is essential to the exploration of the Fermi Paradox. On EBSCO, I found an article that explains how private companies get authorization for space
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Jack commented on the post, Brand Addiction 5 months, 1 week ago
Beautifully said, Ben. I like how you are truly looking into the psychology of your everyday hype beast. It is going to be interesting to find out the true intentions behind these brands; Is it art, or money? Good luck man.
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Jack wrote a new post, Fermi Paradox Pt.2 5 months, 2 weeks ago
One possible solution to the paradox I talked about in my last post is the so-called “Great Filter Theory”. The Great Filter Theory states that there’s a wall that all or nearly all attempts at life hit. Ther
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Jack wrote a new post, The Fermi Paradox and What it Means For Us Today 5 months, 3 weeks ago
The Fermi Paradox stems from the simple insight that for every grain of sand on Earth there is 100 habitable, earth like planets in our universe- a total of 100 billion earth-like planets. Let’s imagine that af
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I have never heard of this paradox, and I am already intrigued with the information you presented. You asked previously why hadn’t any aliens or forms of life contacted earth. Do you think that they have tried or have contacted us? If so, do you think the public is hidden from it by the government? I am excited to read more!
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Jack commented on the post, Listen! 7 months, 4 weeks ago
I like this a lot. Great wording and get’s a point across in a driving and short manner. You should do some more like this 🙂
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Jack commented on the post, Increased Persecution of Christians 7 months, 4 weeks ago
You would think that since we are a Christian dominated nation we would hear about this issue more on the media, it is interesting that we don’t. I would give more specific examples to prove your point, but good thesis.
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Jack wrote a new post, Cost of College: Is it Worth it? 9 months, 4 weeks ago
The cost of college is a major issue in today’s youth. This year’s political candidates have brought up this issue a few times, but only Bernie Sanders viewed it as a top priority issue in today’s society. Some
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I believe that education should be available to all. I think that tuition and the stress with money shouldn’t prohibit anyone from receiving an education. I stand with Bernie Sanders’ ideas that he proposed while running. I think that many of them reflect what we need as a society today, not a society from 50 years ago.
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I like the topic of this essay, at the end you ask the question of if getting a higher education is worth it in our economy, I wish you would’ve compared and contrasted the benefits of higher education with the expense of student debt because I think that would really answer the question you have at the end.
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In my opinion, the cost of Collage is way to expensive. Student loan debt is now at 1.3 Trillion and growing every second. Many people go to collage to get a good paying job but after 20 years being out of collage are still paying off student loans and living pay check to pay check. The average income is 50-61k a year, after buying the necessities for collage and collage it self, most people owe around 100k+ . Sometimes for some people collage isn’t a choice due to the cost of education.
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Hello Jack, this article that you made, really made me wonder if college can be worth the money. Of course I would love to go to college but I feel education should be reasonable and fair for everyone. But if the price continues to get higher over the years. Then would anyone even go to college? This article and your topic is very interesting.
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Jack commented on the post, Chronic Procrastination 10 months, 1 week ago
Great writing Zach. I struggle with procrastination a lot, and what I have found to help me the most is to actually make a visual representation of the things I have to get done, and want to get done.
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Jack commented on the post, The Key to Lovely Lettering 10 months, 1 week ago
Beautifully said Annika. I think we take calligraphy for granted these days, and I’m happy to see that some people still respect the ability to write respectively. You might want to watch some calligraphy videos,
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Jack wrote a new post, Facing Stress 10 months, 2 weeks ago
According to WebMD , stress mainly stems from things we don’t have control over. I can agree with this statement, because I mainly stress about things from my past, or things that I can’t fix. Also, Medical New
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