... about that then. So is he reliable? Let's examine. Ray Kurzweil is a scientist most famous for writing the The Age of Artificial Intelligence in the late 80's. He predicted many things back then, and surprisingly many of them came true, according to him. I haven't actually read the book, so I can't be sure that he's telling the truth, but I will give him ... to carry dozen gadgets. For instance, the new Kyocera 7135 phone has camera, mp3 player, PDA and cell phone capabilities all in one portable gadget. If this is the way things are going, a convergence of technologies into one unified...

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... . These two scenes are very different because because while the first one is full of dry thoughts, there are intense feelings in the second. "Scene I begins in the midst of things. [. . .] The poet has discovered in the place of freedom that there is no freedom. Standing in a dim light, he hardly need tell us that he feels more a prisoner of time ... section of "Burnt Norton", "Garlic and sapphires in the mud" ( Eliot 15), highlights Eliot's new attitude toward the fragmentary nature of modern culture. This famous line juxtaposes a series of random things, but the effect is not the atmos...

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