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…it, would be used like an agent. When these agents take on a personality, they become “social user interfaces.” In order to be useful these agents will have to know information. With this information being stored on the Internet, it brings up the issue…

…. If you live in a state that requires a blood test, get it done. One of you may be moving, so set up for that and remember to get the appropriate address and name-change forms from the department of motor vehicles, bank, social security office, credit card…

…the ideas and beliefs that shaped national and social attitudes and contributed to a climate of mutual hostility between the Great Powers of Europe. The 19th century witnessed the cultivation of that hostility, the 20th century the reaping. Great Power…

…Nations without democracy promotes homeland security, and better secures the human race. "No democracies are enemies of the US." "Democracies do not attack each other." "Every foe of the US - Iraq, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Cuba, and (possibly in the near…

…sorts of abandoned characters are awakened and converted" by the church, failing to mention whether or not any of the "profligates" actually wished to be converted. By forcing "infidels" to follow their ethics, supporters of the church had secured themselves…

…energetic personality. We obtain the impression that Toad is perhaps over indulged as a member of the leisure class, which conveys a critical opinion of the author in linking this social type or position to the name 'Toad'. Throughout the excerpt we become aware…

…and airfields. FDR also constructed the Social Security Act. This act established a system that provided old-age pensions for workers, survivor's benefits for victims of industrial accidents, unemployment insurance, and aid for defendant mothers and children…

…in the relationship between the sexes. Women were so afraid to be left single in society that they would resort to drastic measures to ensure security. It was most important for women to get married; those who remained single were looked down upon. This led women…

…for it is set in a futuristic community with advanced technology. Although these two novels seem to be very different because of the setting and character personalities, the social message is similar. The social message that our technological advancement…

…, subsidized housing, provided free education and healthcare and other social benefits." (De George, 1994, p. 461). This Marxist system ensured that individuals did not have private ownership of their productivity. Russia's laws favored large companies…