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Should drivers be able to use their phones while driving?
In 2017 3,166 people were killed by distracting driving. In 2017, there were 34,247 distracted driving accidents, so let's be realistic is your phone that important to be risking your life?
Phones in our generation are a popular matter, us teens even adults get carried away from what we are intended to do because of the distraction of cellular devices.
40% of teens say that they have been in a car when the driver used a cell phone. There's a saying U DRIVE. U TEXT. U PAY. Distracted driving is dangerous so many lives have been taken just by one simple text back . Using a cell phone while driving creates deaths and injuries on U.S. roads. In 2017 alone, people were killed in motor vehicle crashes involving distracted drivers. "Distracted driving is any activity that diverts attention from driving, including talking or texting on your phone, eating and drinking, talking to people in your vehicle, fiddling with the stereo, entertainment or navigation system-anything that takes your attention away from the task of safe driving". Every year in the U.S., almost a half million people are injured or killed in traffic accidents to the combination of texting and driving. The statistics are shocking, especially in view of the fact that this danger could be completely avoided more than 3,000 teens die each year in crashes caused by texting while driving. "High school students who reported frequent texting while driving was less likely to wear a seat belt, more likely to ride with a driver who had been drinking alcohol, and more likely to drink and drive". Cell phones are involved in 1.6 million auto crashes each year that cause a half million injuries and take 6,000 lives." According to research conducted at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, teens who do not frequently use a phone while driving believe the benefits of putting away their phone while driving outweigh any drawbacks." Cell phone use behind the wheel reduces brain by 37 percent. In 2015, 42 percent of high school students who drove in the past 30 days reported sending a text or email while driving. In conclusion, being in a rush to pick up a phone while driving isn't the route to go. Too many love ones have lost their life for a quick second to check that "one message" don't be the next victim, there's a time and a place for everything.

Output: What are the dangers of using cell phones while driving and how do they contribute to distracted driving accidents?


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Input: I think people should participate in the Seagoing Cowboys program you get to go places you probably have never been to, and explore them in your free time. You get to see countries that might feel special to you. You get to help countries recover food supplies, animals, and more because of wars. You have to take care of the animals by feeding and giving them water two or three times a day. Also, you have to clean stalls, move hay bales and bags of oats. I once served as a night watchman, and you may think that it is boring, but you get to check on the animals a few times to see if they are alright. You sometimes can risk yourself working the nightwatch in the rain because I slid down a ladder, and cracked my ribs It is still a fun job because you have a lot of free time, and you can play volleyball and baseball games. To pass the time from returning the trips after the animals had been unloaded, they would have table-tennis tournaments, boxing, reading, fencing, games, and whittling. Being a Seagoing Cowboy is an adventure, but also teaches you that other countries and their needs. My family helped people by hosting a number of exchange visitors, and a number of international students You should be a Seagoing Cowboy because it's hard work, but it pays off on the beautiful sights you will see.

Output: Write an essay on the benefits of participating in the Seagoing Cowboys program, including the opportunity to travel to new places, help countries recover from war, care for animals, and learn about other cultures. Discuss the challenges of the job, such as cleaning stalls and working as a night watchman, but also highlight the fun activities available during free time, such as playing sports and games. Explain how being a Seagoing Cowboy can be an adventure and a learning experience, and why it is a


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Why would you want to limit car usage. When you use your car people are making money. People need a car to far away places fast. cars are expensive, thats because people keep adding on to it and making it more fancy and of corse its going to be more expencive.
If you limit cars most gas stations would be going out of bussniess and car places. gas stations buy the gas for cars to use yeah the gas is expensive but we need it and car dealerships would have so many cars they wouldnt know what to do with them cause no one would but them because there car would be limited to use so there car would be brand new. yes people are losseing alot of money from cars but its worth it cause we need to get places. if you make cars fancy yeah your going to have people to want to buy it but thats because you want them to buy it cars are killing the envirnment up though because the gas the people tearing into there grass people dont relize it but cars should just be used to get places and then stay there and then when there done go home. i mean if they can make a car that can scene if there drunk and wont start i would buy that car because it would tell you not to drive becaus eyou are drunk that will slove so many deaths and drunk driver accident problems. instead of making cars fast and look slicker and nicer and have the car talk to you with blootooth thats just dumb in my opion i wish they would just make cars more reasonable with things that really matter than just look nicer and more for rich people alot of people can afford cars so they should lower all prices and they would make more money becaus emore stuff will be sold like the drunk deceter car

Output: Explain the potential benefits and drawbacks of limiting car usage, including its impact on the economy, the environment, and individual transportation needs. Consider the role of factors such as gas stations, car dealerships, and the cost of cars in your analysis. Additionally, discuss the potential for technological advancements in car safety features to mitigate the negative effects of car usage.


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Have you ever felt like you could not handle school?, well let me tell you that you have options, in here you are going to know the benefits of being home school. When I was younger school was a challenge for me; There was always conflicts at school and the environment was really a distraction, not good for me. Attending to school from hone have a lot of benefits. Students are going to be more focus in their studies and they are going to understand the meaning of responsibility.
 One of the reason why home school it's good for students is going to be that students are going to be more concentrate and focus on their studies. Students manage to work better if they are alone, since they do not have any distraction around them like: drama, bad influences, mean teachers, stress and so much more. This is really good for those students who want to get their stuff done and learn more efficiency. So attending to school from home is one good option for those who want to focus on their studies. Responsibility is one of the most important skill that us like humans have to have. Being responsible is a hard skill to follow but it is the most important one since we use it on the daily bases. If students attend to be on home school they have to learn that is not easy and they have to be really responsible because they are not going to have a physical teacher in front telling them what to do. Therefore you have to get it by their on hands and learn the meaning of being a mature and a responsible person. Students are going to be more responsible because if thy have any project, homework or test they are going to manage the way to study and do their stuff by them self and using the tools of their online program. I understand that some people may disagree and prefer students to go to a normal school since they are going to have more social life. Having social life it's really important but who said that being in home school means that they are not going to have any social life, it's the opposite because if students are all caught up with their things they are going to have so much time to hang out with friends and family.
 In conclusion the benefits of being home school are really good since students are going to focus on their own things and studies also they are going to learn how important it's to be responsible. now days we use technology for everything because it let us have a lot of more options if people is struggling with school. so more schools should include some online programs for students who want to continue their studies from home. This is going to bring a big change in our community and more professional, responsible people.

Output: Discuss the benefits of homeschooling for students, including increased focus and responsibility, and how it can be a viable option for those who struggle with traditional schooling environments.


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Input: Many people believe that " the Face" on Mars is actually a alien of some sort or a human. I can truly convince you why it's not a alien, it's only a landform. I can see why people can believe its an actual face because it has the qualities of a face: eyes, mouth, and nose. Here are my reasons why this is definetly a landform. First, there is no evidence of anyone going to Mars. " Thousands of anxious web surfers were waiting when the image first appeared on the JPL web site, revealing... a natural landform. There was no alien monument after all." Mars has a very harsh climate and no one would even dare go off to a terrible, deserted planet to just not come back. Secondly, there is no history of anything in space involving aliens and their artifacts. Many would say that the aliens didn't want us to knw they exist but the article states it could have been a person going to Mars. Scientists would have contacted the world and said we have evidence or living organisms on Mars. Yet many people would believe living organisms on Mars and I can agree with that if they have fantastic reasoning to their theory. They might say that if someone went to Mars they coud have not brought back anything or they got stranded on Mars and that could have been their body. People may believe that anyone on Mars would not survive the deserted planet with harsh climate and they would surely die there. Some sort of creature may have made it and they would give us evidencce of life on Mars. You never really know if there may be some sort of living organim on Mars unless you study it closer. Either I may be correct and it just being a landscape made from a storm or I could be wrong and its a living organism. We will never know unless we do the research.

Output: Explain why the "Face" on Mars is not an alien or human, but rather a natural landform, using evidence from scientific research and analysis of the harsh Martian climate.


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Input: Are your students struggling to attend class on a daily basis and can't keep up with their work? Well, we are here to help By doing online schooling, not only would students benefit from being able to attend classes at home but because the students can go at their own pace have no distractions and have a better and more comfortable work environment. However, some people might disagree with this and say students do not gain or benefit from attending an online class at home rather than attending to a public school. Others might say this because there are no distractions at public schools and the students can still go at their own pace. For example, students can still go at their same pace in the classroom because if the teacher is going too fast, then the student can tell the teacher to slow down. Nevertheless, there are other view points to consider To begin with, students would benefit from being able to attend online classes at home because students can go at their own pace. For example, while students are at home doing their online school work, they do not need to rush themselves and they can take it at the pace where they learn the material accurately and in the most effective way possible. Therefore, this would result in the students to attend their online classes more often because they are understanding the material while going at their own pace. In addition, students would benefit from being able to attend online classes at home because there are no distractions For example, by students not having any distractions at home because they are doing online work, this would help increase productivity and minimize side conversations rather than going to a public school. By doing this, the students doing online work will turn in their assignments on time which will help them in the near future. Thus being said, online classes from home would definitely benefit and encourage many students do their work instead getting distracted and having side conversations. Finally, students can benefit from doing online classes by having a better and more comfortable work environment. By having a better and more comfortable work environment for students, this can help them in many different ways. For example, students that do online courses at home work better and more efficient because they can have more help from a teacher in a comfortable environment that the student can enjoy. By doing this, students tend to learn the material faster and in a better environment. In conclusion, students would benefit from being able to attend online classes at home because they can go at their own pace, have no distractions, and work in a better and more comfortable work environment. By doing this, not only will students get many benefits from working at home, they will learn at their own pace. So the next time your students don't come to class, sign them up for online schooling.

Output: Discuss the benefits of online schooling for students who struggle to attend class on a daily basis and cannot keep up with their work. Consider the advantages of being able to go at their own pace, having no distractions, and working in a better and more comfortable environment. Also, address potential counterarguments that suggest students do not benefit from attending online classes at home rather than attending public schools.


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Input: I am writing to you today on the subject of community service. I do not support this requirement, not because i think it is bad, but the time it would take would be too much for some students. Some students are already very busy, and adding community service projects would just make it busier, and harder on them. Some students play sports, and have practices every night, others have band rehearsals. On top of all that, they all have homework, putting required community service projects on top of all that would confuse us students, we would have trouble focussing on our academics if we have to worry about getting so many things done. I myself am in many extracurricular activities, i play many sports, i play in the band, and i sing in the choir, i have a sports practice every night, and i have homework to do after that. To me, requiring community service would set me over the limit. I myself am already extremely busy every night, and having to worry about getting my community service projects done would be too much for me to handle. i also have many friends that play many sports, and other things. We are all very busy already, we barely have enough time now to do even our homework. I cant imagine how crazy my life would be if i had to practice sports every night, practice my musical instrument, and still find time in a week to do community service projects.

Output: Discuss the potential drawbacks of requiring high school students to complete community service projects.


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Cell phones one of the most important technology in today world since cells phones have been created almost no one can do without them. Phones are so important to us that we need them in case of emergency. family or friends that are away from us or international from a different county. we all known that driving is one of the number one cause of death. While driving is a privilege we have today. When you text and drive you not only put yourself at risk you put innocent drives at stake Just recently the state of Georgia ban the use of cell phones while driving. I believe there is no text back to that person that can not wait. We should take life precious. in the UK cell phones are banned. I believe all call phones should be banned. Recently researchers have come up with a way of using our phones while driving.
In order to do that they have came up with advanced vehicle that we can make phone calls with touching our phones by using the aux. I hope as we move forward in life people can learn from each other's mistakes. Texting while driving is the worst thing to do you can . loose your privilege or suspended license. Even worse you could kill someone while walking. So the question is does it really worth texting while driving?

Output: Discuss the dangers of texting while driving and the importance of cell phone usage regulations while operating a vehicle.


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Phones are a huge part of our children's lives.
In your first policy you state that you could,
"Allow students to bring phones to school and use them during lunch periods and other free times, as long as the phones are turned off during class time."
In your second policy you state that you, " Do not allow students to have phones at school at all." In my opinion policy number one is the best decision that you could make regarding the students. The reason i say this is because by letting them have there phones, even at a potion of time, you would not have them sneaking them around as often.
Your letting them have some freedom when it comes to communication, but at the same time you have control over them. If you chose the second policy you would have a lot of angry parents at your door. Parents and children need to communicate, and they do this, most often than not, on there phones.
If you took away the only way parents could communicate and talk to their children, all these parents would be upset, and of course worried.
For you see, they would not know if there children were home or gone off to friends house, and they couldn't just call them up and ask because there phones would be with them, but at home. So, please take into consideration what I've said to you.

Output: Which policy is the best decision for allowing phones in schools: allowing students to bring phones to school and use them during lunch periods and other free times, as long as the phones are turned off during class time, or not allowing students to have phones at school at all? Write an essay discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each policy and argue for the policy that you believe is the best decision.


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Input: Cell phones should be allowed in schools, but only during lunch periods or on their free time. Cell phones are a very big distraction for a student, especially if they're a middle or high schooler. Many schools these days don't really care if a student has their cell phone out during class. But having their cell phones out is hurting themselves and their education. For example, like I said before, cell phones is a huge distraction. Especially for their education. School is for learning, not for talking or texting their best friends. Texting can affect how a student can learn. Instead of paying attention to what the teacher's talking about, they might be paying attention to the plans they'll be doing this weekend. Having your cell phone out during classes is a huge problem, but during lunch periods or their free time isn't that much of a bad idea. For example, maybe a student needs to call their parents to see if they can go over to a friends' house after school. Or they need to see if they'll be getting picked up from practice. Students can do that during their free time, which isn't bad at all. Secondly, texting can affect a student's grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, and their spelling. It could basically hurt their English education. For example, "hey. wats up. do u wan2 go 2 my house 2nite" That sentence there has a major problem! If students get used to texting like that, they might as well get used to writing and typing like it. There were many errors in that sentence. For example, that sentence didn't have any capulization or the correct punctuation. There were many spelling errors and numbers and words do not make a good couple at all. Texting will affect a students' education with how they portray their words and writing them. Lastly, with the subject of their education, if students have their cell phones out during class, it can cause to cheating. If a quiz or a test is taking place, students can easily whip their phones out of their pockets and text their friends the answers to the problems. That, I think, is totally not acceptable. Also, there are tools on a cell phone that a student can use to cheat on their assignments or tests. They can use their calculator in math when they are not supposed to, or they can use a dictionary to look up a word or definition when a calculator is not needed. A cell phone will not also affect their education, but it can help cheat with it also. As a result, cell phones are only used during free times, not during school. Communication with friends and family electronically is not appropriate during classes. School is meant for students to learn and get a better education. Although cell phones aren't acceptable during classes, they can give a student in much use in case of an emergency. All in all, cell phones and school are two different things that should not be combined together. It can hurt a students' education such as cheating, as a distraction, and with their grammar, spelling, punctuation, and vocabulary. Cell phones should not be allowed in use during classes but only during a students' lunch period and their free times.

Output: Explain the potential negative effects of allowing students to use cell phones during class time and argue for limiting their use to only during lunch periods or free time.


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The school system may not be the brightest, but it upholds many realistic standards for students. Psychological and social demands of school are challenged by every individual's effort they put in. Being present in school has many unseen pleasures to our daily lives that will enforce a better future for students Therefore, Students would benefit more being in school then working at home. Every student has their demands and effect on its social life. With the wide spectrum of students use on their social life, it's certain that everyone has their need for it. Last year on summer break, everyday was passing by in an instant. Before i could even really grasp of how i could make each day more useful, school was going to begin in a week. I had not spent a single day with my friends and i could barely be happy anymore. Being extremely uncomftorable interacting with anyone after summer ended, i was not well adapted into a healthy social life anymore. Being around friends and friendly classmates is a mandaotry essence of being a human being. Developing the skills to meet new people and friends/classmates is a reason why school is more benefitial then working at home. Having an online video that teaches you the information needed to know makes it difficult for students to get the right help they need and transition it to understanding the subject better. Having a teacher will give you real time feedback and possible work arounds to personal problems on the topic. On May 11, 2019, we had our SOL for my Geometry class. I had been sick the whole week before, meaning i was fully relying on the online information that was present and available to me for the possible instance of students being absent. Not only was the notes harder to memorize, but there werent any acrynoms or tips that teachers would sneak into their lessons. Searching up the questions had only showed me methods other use that were too complicated. Direct communication to the teachers will always be more benefitial then relying on the internet or given videos.
Having ease of access to learning the work and working at your own pace may present itself to be a better option then going to school, yet it ironically hinders their efforts and understandings. School schedules will have a set plan of each day, and each class will have teachers that plan the way the subject is being tought. Having a plan to follow will prevent students to get a set work done by a certain time. Procrastination is almost inevitable when relying on video conferencing or work at home. I cant help but play video games on my phone while doing work as i have the instant ease to do so. Spending so much time on media that i squeeze my work to late at night or early in the morning. Not only that, but a lot of the times, being too comftorable will make your life harder in the future Even if students dont seem to enjoy school, it is very important and essential for proper development into the future of everyone. Nothing can be perfect, and that goes with school system as well. Yet the benefits greatly overweight the consequences. In essence, students would overall gain more being part of the schools community and working hard then not understanding the work given and sustaining a harder social life working at home.

Output: Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of attending school versus working at home for students, taking into consideration the psychological and social demands of school. Use personal experiences and examples to support your argument.


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Input: An industrial world without cars may seem to be ages away, but according to the studies conducted in the passages, the reduction of car use is very positive culturally, environmentally, and even economically. One advantage of a society without cars is a relief of stress. The residents of Vauban, Germany, a car-free suburban town, are much happier there. They don't have to deal with the pollution of gas emission or noise pollution from traffic; they simply hear bicycles swishing by and children playing. Car free towns have been an intriguing idea for years now; even major organizations like the Environmental Protection Agency and Transportation for America are willing to pursue car-free cities for many reasons. The major motivation for getting rid of cars is pollution. In Europe, 12% of gas emissions come from cars, and in some car-intensive areas in America, gas emissions from cars reach 50%. There was even a ban on driving in Paris for a short while when the smog became too hectic. That's a massive amount of pollution- an amount that can be greatly reduced. Some countries are slowly getting on board with the whole "car-free" idea. In Bogota, there's a car free day where everyone takes alternative forms of transportation to get around, be it buses, bikes, or skateboards, which makes a huge difference in such a heavily populated metropolis. The citizens really enjoy this day, hinting that a car free life is more enjoyable. This car free day has even spread to other Colombian cities like Cali and Valledupar and will soon spread to other countries as well. If a car free society is ideal, how come we don't have it yet? Currently, we still depend greatly on cars; giving them up wholly is a very radical change. However, governments are working into it slowly. On top of car-free towns like Vauban and car-free holidays like in Bogota, car-free cities are being planned. These cities would be very dense, making it easier to get around with a bike, on foot, or on public buses and metrorails rather than in a private car. This will reduce pollution greatly, spawn a healthier population, and even support local business growth now that local restaurants will be a walk away from one's home. It is even evident in America that the amount of people getting drivers liscences has been dropping steadily. Culturally, everything is growing to be more local: carpools, public transportation, and the internet keep eveyone connected without having to use private cars. In the final analysis, shifting towards a society that is less dependent on cars will bring about very positive results. People will be able to enjoy a more local, connected, and happier environment and nature will flourish too with the relief of pollution, both in the form of noise and gas emission. Hopefully, the reduction of car use will be well under way in the near future and we can progress, improving society and repairing the global ecosystem.

Output: Explain the advantages of a society without cars, including cultural, environmental, and economic benefits. Use examples from Vauban, Germany, Bogota, Colombia, and other sources to support your argument. Discuss the challenges of transitioning to a car-free society and the steps that governments and individuals can take to make this shift.


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I feel like it would be a great idea to have Driverless Cars It'll prevent people from crashing into others and risking their lives it'll decrease chances of trafic on express ways And marketing would sky rocket. Many people would love to travel places but they'll get lazy to drive, but if they have a car that can drive itself then it would make it better on the humans life aswell.
 Many people also agree on how bad it is. Honestly it does have some flaws and miss happs. One of them are getting sent to a different location. Just like G.P.S., you type in your address and sometimes it sends you somewhere you didn't want to go. A Driverless Car is like a driving G.P.S., it could also have a malfunctioning problem it could put your life at risk and others. At the end of the day technology will have a lot of malfunctioning problems and a Driverless Car will be one of them. So be smart and purchase one at your own risk.

Output: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Driverless Cars, including their potential to prevent accidents and decrease traffic, as well as the risks associated with malfunctions and unintended destinations. Consider the impact of Driverless Cars on marketing and consumer behavior, and evaluate the overall feasibility and safety of this technology.


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The robust political system of the American government is greatly hindered by the Electoral College. The Electoral College isn't completely representative of what citizens really want. History will prove such logic with just a simple recollection of past events. "Back in 1960, segregationists in the Louisiana legislature nearly succeeded in replacing the Democratic electors with new elector who would oppose John F. Kennedy. (So that a popular vote for Kennedy would not have actually gone to Kennedy.) In the same vein, "faithless" electors have occasionally refused to vote for their party's candidate and case a deciding vote for whomever they please."
(Paragraph 11) Americans are not getting the representation we deserve. In fact, in a democracy, we should be representing our own beliefs, ourselves. The Electoral College must be totally abolished and the popular vote should become the new standard for political voting.
 Time and time again, we have been shown that the Electoral College is nothing but a gimmick and "a compromise between election of President by a vote in congress and election of the President by a popular vote of qualified citizens."
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by the founding fathers. Maybe that had worked in the past, when the population was statistically low compared to today, and citizens were less informed because of the lack of media avaliable, like the internet and television. But, it is not working today. The 2000 election serves as an example of a faulty system. "According to a Gallup poll in 2000, taken shortly after Al Gore--thanks to the quirks of the electoral college--won the popular vote but lost the presidency, over 60 percent of voters would prefer a direct election to the kind we have now."
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Therefore, this is an obvious majority of citizens who agree with me. The Electoral College is almost universally despised, and not considered the most effective way to elect a President. "At the most basic level, the electoral college is unfair to voters. Because of the winner-take-all system in each state, candidates dont spend time in states they know they have no chance of winning, focusing only on the tight races in the swing states. During the 2000 campaign, seventeen states didn't see the candidates at all, including Rhode Island and South Carolina, and voters in 25 of the largest media markets didn't get to see a single campaign ad."
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This is ridiculous and not at all fair to voters. In this sense, it is absolutely true that every vote doesn't count. Unless you're in a swing state, your vote may mean very little in the grand scheme of things. Every legal American deserves the right to a balanced and fair election with a true, meaningful vote. Claims by supporters of the Electoral College are not effective. In fact, one writer finds Swing States to be a good thing! Yes, "Voters in toss-up states are more likely to pay close attention to the campaign--to really listen to the competing candidates--knowing they are going to decide the election. They are likely to be the most thoughtful voters, on average...and the most thoughtful voters should be the ones to decide the election."
 Seriously, that is absurd. Every voter should have the right to know they are going to decide the election This writer is implying that the small state votes are useless, and that the voters in them don't even pay attention to campaigns or research before they vote! As a former resident of a politically smaller-impact state, I know very well that citizens there research thoroughly before they do any voting. Putting thought into a vote isn't just a thing people do in large states. Maybe it will be that way in the future, because due to the Electoral College, votes there don't even matter anymore. Citizens are losing faith in their expressions of freedom and ability to vote and uphold justice. The Electoral College needs to go, because it makes for an unfair political system that only benefits politicians running, not the average joe."It's official: The electoral college is unfair, outdated, and irrational. The best arguments in favor of it are mostly assertions without much basis in reality."

Output: Explain why the Electoral College is hindering the robust political system of the American government and why it should be abolished in favor of a popular vote. Use historical examples and current issues to support your argument.


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I don't think that you should require every student to do community service. I think this because everybody should be able to do what they want.
 It would be a good idea to start a little club or something of that sort to do community service.
Or you could put up a list in the office or right outside of the office for people to participate in doing community service. I don't think everybody should have to do it cause when they are not in school some have things to do like sports and other sorts of clubs. You could also get a class that people could be in to do community service as a class so people could put on job applications and college applications too. A class would also be good for tutoring the elementary, so they wouldn't have to stay after school.

Output: Write an essay discussing your opinion on requiring every student to do community service. Include suggestions for alternative ways to encourage community service participation and how it can benefit students in their future endeavors.


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Input: One hundred years ago inovators wouldn't have dreamed of inventing driverless cars. The very thought of an automobile being able to drive itself would have been a feet only the gods could do. In the twentieth century, though, technology has advanced more and more each day and that includes this mind boggling idea Many would say that driverless cars are unsafe and would needlessly use up time and energy but the truth of the matter is, driverless cars are our doorway to another world of inventions that could not only benefit our daily lives but save others as well. Inovators around the globe agree that self-driving cars are, at least, a great accomplishment for humanity. Until 2009 cars, such as these, did not even exist; because of the brillant minds of many amazing inovators, we can now say that humans are one step closer to a new type of world that doesn't have to involve death because of irresponsible and reckless drivers. In the passage "Driverless Car are Coming" the author even states that "The in-car system is actually a safety feature, and safety is a big concern." Of course the author is right, but what about all the sensors cars like these would come equipped with? Many say that these cars would lead to disaster and countless car accidents but, in fact, these cars are safer than any other we have seen before. Although we are not quite ready for driverless cars to be driven around town, inventions, such as these, are what make our civilization so unique. Self-driving cars are not only impressive because of how complicated they are, but the idea that someone could have to think that these cars could be made possible. Driverles cars are safe and might include back-up options in case something goes wrong and the driver needs to steer. Law-makers feel these automobiles cannot be safely driven around other individuals but they have obviously not looked into how able these cars actually are. These cars are what gives us a chance at other inventions that we cannot even fathom down the road. These automobiles are what will insure that our futures may be just a bit brighter because of these self-abled cars.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of driverless cars in modern society, including their impact on safety, energy consumption, and innovation. Consider the arguments for and against their use, and evaluate the feasibility of implementing this technology on a large scale.


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Driverless cars wouldn't be able to sense where pedestrians, any animal, or buildings that are in area. Without there being a driver available, the world would be horrific. For the basic measures of not being able to control the seeing of environment. As well as the driverless car being able to move on its own.
There would be accidents contineousely. In paragraph 7 it states the model in 2013 BMV,
notifies the driver when the road ahead requires human skills, naviation through work zones and so forth.. What if the buttons you were accessed to sensor the car stopped working in the progress of you being on the road? What if the system got corrupted, and begin to not function with those features described? It would be putting your enviorment in danger, as well as yourself. driverless cars shouldn't be a factor anywhere Due to minors, systems being corrupted, or the simple fact that it's no one to blame for damages or deaths it could lead. The government, or the president would have deal with each matter if the cars became a law. Who has that much time on their hands? Is the invention really worth putting yourself and surroundings in harms way?

Output: Discuss the potential dangers and limitations of driverless cars, including their inability to sense pedestrians, animals, and buildings in their surroundings, the possibility of system malfunctions, and the lack of accountability for accidents and damages. Consider the implications for safety and the role of government in regulating this technology.


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I think seeking for multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice not all people have the same ideas and they can give them different advise because we all think different Me personally I think this is really good because their were time where i just asked one person for advise and it did not go well and when i asked multiple people it went good and i have a lot of examples that have gone well and bad. One time I needed help with something personal and I asked 4 of my good friend for advise and they all told me different things but I try to put everything they told me into one idea and try to do it and I did and it went really well and I think if I did not ask more than one person it would have gone well because of the other persons feelings.
Other time I needed help with my math homework and instead of asking multiple people for help i\I only asked for one persons help and I think that was not a great idea because not all people will get what your trying to figure out. I only asked one person for help so it did not go well because i should've asked other person to because everyone works differently and they can get different answers.
 So I just think its good if you ask multiple people for help or advise people,who knows if there right or wrong or if its good or bad advise because from my experience its better for you to ask multiple people.

Output: Explain the benefits of seeking multiple opinions when making a decision or seeking advice, using personal experiences to support your argument.


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Cell phones have been a great innovation to society and mankind overall, however could these great devices be causing us harm? We have become so very dependent on our cell phones and always being connected that we cannot seem to put them down. Times such as when we are driving or something as simple as a family dinner just is not the same anymore, we are always communicating in some way however not with those who matter most. We sit down at the dinner table and do not talk with our families but our "friends" on social media. Not being able to separate our connection with our phones, laptops, tablets, etc. is potentially hurting us by never being able to step away from our devices. One out of every four car accidents in the United States is caused by texting and driving. According to www. edgarsynder. com "Answering a text takes away your attention for about five seconds. Traveling at 55 mph, that's enough time to travel the length of a football field." We all are aware of the dangers of texting and driving yet many many of us still do it, myself included I am torn between the practicality and the legality of the situation. My state of Georgia has a "hands free" law. Meaning your phone cannot be in use or on your person in any way, shape, or form.
At least Twenty four states have hand held or texting and driving bans in the United States. Montana is the only state with no ban whatsoever. In my personal opinion there should be texting bans for everyone in all states and be allowed to talk on the phone if they please.

Output: Discuss the potential harm caused by our dependence on cell phones and other electronic devices, including the dangers of texting and driving. Consider the impact on personal relationships and the need for laws and regulations to address these issues.


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Hello my name is luke and im am in the Seagoing cowboys program. My friend Don Reist invited me to go to Europe on a cattle boat. I work two part time jobs in a grocery store. It was 1945, World War 2 ended in Europe, and many countries were left in ruins.
This was and opportunity for me to be drafted in the military service.
I couldn't tell my friend no. So I went with him. The cattle-trip were an unbelieveable opportunity for a small -town boy.
Also, 44 nations joined together to form UNRRA(the United Relief and Rehabilitation). I had the side benefit of seeing
Europe and China. Seeing the Acropolis in Greece.
It took about to weeks to cross the Atlantic Ocean from the eastern coast of the united states and a month to get to china.
I was busy caring for the animals during the crossing. My job was to check on the animals every hour. I also found time to have fun on board. We played baseball and volleyball .

Output: Write an essay about your experience as a Seagoing cowboy in 1945, including your decision to join the program, your journey to Europe and China on a cattle boat, your responsibilities caring for the animals during the crossing, and any memorable experiences or sights you encountered along the way. Additionally, discuss the significance of the United Relief and Rehabilitation organization and its impact on the countries you visited.


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Input: Venus is possibly the closest to Earth in size and density then and other planet. Which, makes you belive that just maybe, us humans can live on Venus just as we do live on Earth Even tho Venus is very similar to our Earth it is very different. For example, Venus is 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets. Even the surface is affected and can average 800 degrees Farenheit. Even though these conditons are too extreme for our human kind. We can possibly create something or discover something greater that can withstand all of those extreme enviorments. Earth has an abundant of shapes and sizes of clouds. Not only do we have clouds that not only look beautiful, we also tend to have clouds that can harm us. Between a mixture of fog and rain it creates smog,which, can harm our skin. Not only does Earth have clouds, Venus does too. But Venus has clouds that can potentially kill all of human kind or melt through many types of metal Venus has these very high corrosive sulfuric acid clouds in the atmosphere that would be a big problem for us humans to explore Venus. all of these conditions on Venus doesnt have to be as problem as long as we can create or discover something to counteract the conditions. The author believes there is a way for us humans to finally study Venus and possibly make it capable for us humans to live Earth changed through time and so have humans. Our technology has greatly increased from when we first started to live on earth. If we try hard enough to fulfil a great cause that will benefit us in the future we can possibly start something new.

Output: Discuss the potential for human habitation on Venus, taking into consideration its similarities and differences to Earth, as well as the extreme conditions present on the planet. Consider the possibility of creating or discovering technology that could withstand these conditions and make Venus habitable for humans.


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I would agree with keeping the Electoral College because its a fair way to elect the president of the united states. The Electoral College consists of 538 electors the majority only 270 votes is required for the final dessision. Each candidate running for the president has his or her own group of electors but the state law varys how many are selected. The presidential election is held every four yearson the tuesday after the first monday of november.
The states are called districts for example the word state also refers to the disrict of Columbia. You can help choose your states electors when you vote forpresident. Even though your voting for your candidate your really voting for the candidates electors. Most states have a winner takes all system that awards all electors to the winning presidential candidate. After the presidential election your govenor prepares a certificate of ascertainment listing all of your candidates who ran for president in your state. The Certificate of Ascertainment also declares the winning presidential candidate in your state at the meeting of the electors in December. Then the certificate is sent to the congress  and the national records of the presidential election.

Output: Explain the process of electing the president of the United States through the Electoral College, including the number of electors, how they are selected, and the role of state laws. Additionally, discuss the winner takes all system and the preparation of the Certificate of Ascertainment. Finally, argue for or against the Electoral College as a fair way to elect the president.


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Input: Home schooling, also known as home education, is the education of children at home, it is usally conducted by a parent, tutor, or an online teacher. Many families use less formal ways of home school in North America, whereas "home education" is only used elsewhere. Before the introduction to compulsory, school attendance laws most education was done at home. Homeschooling can affect social life. Attending public schools all your life you know a lot of people. So I think homeschooling can cause depression or cause anybody who tries home education to be lonely. In many states home education goes on as an alternative to public and private schools. In other nations home schooling is illegal so students have no choice but to attend public or private schools. In the legal states students can be home schooling for many reasons. Some reasons can be like parents not wanting their kids around others while learning. Other reasons can be dealing with being kicked out of school and no other schools will accept you because of behavior. In my society today I know a few people that have been kicked out school and forced to be home schooled online. Being kicked out of school can be good or bad. It can be good for students that don't learn well at school, but bad for those who learn well in school. If kicked out others may need more help and start to cheat on the work and look up answers. Causing them not learn as much as they did back in public schools. So if students know they wouldn't be able to learn well with a online teacher they shouldn't do anything to get kicked out school. I think some students fit in the classroom and others need more help like hands on or close up. Disabilities could cause a student to seek help in person with a certified teacher. Not everyone learns the same way so not just everybody can attend classes from home. Everybody learns in their own way. Overall I think home schooling is a good thing. It can prevent school fights. Also prevent skipping and being late to school missing insructional time. If I had the choice to home school I would do it. I feel it is a great choice to make. Therefore my stance on this prompt is home school or online classes.

Output: Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of home schooling and online classes as alternatives to traditional public and private schools. Consider the impact on social life, academic performance, and individual learning styles. Provide examples of situations where home schooling or online classes may be a better fit for certain students. Finally, state your personal stance on the topic and explain why you hold that position.


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Dear state senator, I am against the decison to keep the
Electoral College one reason because the candidate running for President isnt being voted for their electors are.
 then in the passage I learned the electors then elect the President , as I was reading i saw a few name s mentioned in favor of , as it was stated Abolishing the electoral college As I read i saw why some might say keep the Electoral College , Al Gore ran for President and won by popular vote thanks to the electoral college , maybe becasue its a by luck situation because it was two parts you had to win as President , they may dont see it as a fault on Electoral College part because it did say he won by popular vote thanks to the electoral college. Bob Dole agree with the choice of abollishing the Electoral College , some says its unfair outdated , and irrational . The decison to keep the Electoral College should is a win or lose situation because as i read i didnt see a lot of proof of people being for the decison on keeping the Electoral College to make the right decison they sh

Output: Write an essay arguing for or against the decision to keep the Electoral College, citing evidence from both sides of the debate.


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The face is a landform because the planet must of formed it a long time ago. Or some where there was life on that planet and they died right there where the surface rose up andnformed its face Most people think it was created by aliens but it was clarified as a natural landform.
 We took picture ten times more sharper than the original Viking photos. Thousands of anxious web surfers were waiting when the image first appered on a JPL web site,revealing a natural landform.
 When they unveiled the image for all to see the caption noted a huge rock formation thee author thought it was a good way to attract attention to mars it certainly did. But before they could see the face they had to go thorght wispy clouds and they had to wait for winter to be over. But after all that on a cloudless summer day they finally got to see the face.

Output: Explain the discovery and controversy surrounding the "face" on Mars, including the initial speculation of alien creation and the eventual clarification as a natural landform. Discuss the significance of the discovery and the process of obtaining clearer images of the formation.


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Input: In today's world, technology is everywhere. Technology helps assist in everyday tasks and brings about new levels of creativity. In this new age of innovation, smart cars fit right in with all other aspects of our digitalized lives. Not only could driverless cars help in many other ways regular cars can't, but they also allow for an increase in safety potential. Overall, driverless cars will be beneficial for the modern world. The use of driverless cars can vary from ecofriendly transportation to customization for individual scheduals. By using driverless cars as a taxi system, gas consumption would majorly decrease. The taxi system idea could also lead to new ways of public transportation. These cars could take their passengers anywhere they needed to go through a direct route. Passengers would no longer have to wait for long periods of time on buses for their stops. These driverless systems would allow for greater flexibility overall. Driverless cars would also help communities everywhere with safety. Since these smart cars are loaded with sensor technology, they can help limit the amount of crashes that were regularly happening. The protypes of driverless cars have gone millions of miles without crashes and could help stunt the commonality of vehicular crashes and deaths. Driverless cars could also aide with the safety for learning and elderly drivers. Oftentimes, teenage drivers and drivers with slow reaction times are the causes of accidents that could have been avoided with easy assistance. Smart, semi-driverless cars could be the answer to these costly problems. Ultimately, driverless cars would have an extreme influence on today's society. The assistance from technology has changed the world we live in and will continue to do so. Driverless cars are the step in the right direction for driving innovations all across the world.

Output: Explain the potential benefits of driverless cars in modern society, including their impact on transportation, safety, and flexibility.


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Input: Driverless cars can be a positive thing it can prevenet fewer accidents notifies when it wants the driver to take control of the wheel, it can help a lot of disabled people we can prevent fewer accidents when people are drinking they won't have to worry that much about crashing or spending their money on taxis for when they want to go home. They still have to be careful so when the car tells them to take the wheel, they are ready for it. As well with younger people, when they first start driving they can be lessed worried that they will have an accident, but it will be difficult to get them to focus since they aren't at the wheel. Younger drivers will be distracted by texting it notifies the driver when there is danger. As it tells you in paragraph five, "...those sensors had become more advanced to detect and respond to the danger of out-of-control skids or rollovers. The information from the sensors can cause the car to apply brakes on individual wheels and reduce power from the engine, allowing far better response and control than a human driver could manage alone." Since 2013, the BMW have modified a car that will vibrate a drivers seat when the vehicle is in danger of backing into an object. "The Google car simply announces when the driver should be prepared to take over."Paragraph seven informs the reader about everthing the BMW has done so that the car can drive by itsself. when you really think about it not only will these cars prevent fewer accidents and notify when it wants the driver to take control of the wheel but it can help a lot of disabled people. For those people who have a hard time driving this would be perfect for them because it's basically driving by itsself and they would rarely touch the wheel. For the people who can't drive because they aren't capable of following the rules of the road, this car would be good for them. Driverless cars can be a positive things because this car will prevent fewer accidents, it will notify the driver when it needs to take control of the wheel and it will help out a lot of disabled people. There maybe a few flaws in this car but this car is mostly a good use for many more reasons.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits of driverless cars, including their ability to prevent accidents, assist disabled individuals, and reduce the need for human intervention while driving. Consider the advancements in technology that have made these cars possible, as well as any potential drawbacks or limitations.


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Input: I've heard the news and its been a disappointment to us all but i agree in this section of concern. However i believe with strong observation if a student is showing potential effort in their weak subjects they she be allowed to play an activity. Sports are a future preference in career sometimes and are highly devoted to So if you were not to give students a chance in school it would be a chance that they would lack even more in their working habits. Also i understand the circumstances on how sports or other activities can distract the affect a child's well being when it comes down to school. Some children rely on what they love to do and while so they forget the most important task in the mist of it all. Their education. I believe you are right for stopping at the common grade to prevent further failure and from this certain point on students should be asked to focus their views on school work. After a week with limited sports and there is no change in the legal academic grade they should be removed from the active cycle. This method can come in handy when working with not only adults but children also.

Output: Should students be allowed to participate in extracurricular activities such as sports if they are struggling in their academic subjects? Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of allowing students to participate in extracurricular activities while also addressing the importance of academic success. Consider implementing a system to monitor academic progress and determine when a student should be removed from extracurricular activities.


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Input: Today, majority of humans own and operate cell phones on a daily basis. There is a new law called "hands free" where people that own a cell phone cannot operate it while driving. This has effected people that own motor vehicles in many ways. People need their phones to direct their self's places or answer emergency texts or calls. The new "hands free" law is a law where no one can hold their phone while driving. This has effected people with older cars and even newer cars to this day. As this law is in set, people have to connect their phone to Bluetooth to be able to talk on the phone. For example, if you're driving and someone calls, you have to have your phone connected to Bluetooth to be able to talk. In some cases this can be bad for the driver and other people driving on the road also. If your phone isn't connected to Bluetooth while you're driving, there can be a high risk of a crash when you're connecting your phone to Bluetooth. In some cases, there could also be an emergency call you have to answer, and people that don't have Bluetooth in their car can be effected by this law The "hands free" law shouldn't be a law. Although the government thinks the hands free law is going to help the risk of crashes, the hands free law could be much less safe than using your hands. "Incredibly, they also spent less time watching the road, even when they were texting by voice." Stated in the Text Free is No Safer to use while driving. The Texas A&M Transportation institute studied people driving a closed course under three conditions: while texting by hand, while texting by voice, and by not texting at all. It seems as if texting by voice should be safer than looking at your phone, but studies show that texting by voice and by looking at your phone, the reaction time is still the same. The hands free law can affect you in a positive or negative way. Yes, talking on the phone while your driving is a dangerous distraction. "Many studies have shown that the level of distraction has more to do with the intensity of the conversation" Stated in the "Total bans may be impractical" debate. Studies show, an in depth conversation that requires a good deal of thought causes a higher level of distraction than a relatively short. The time and the length of the phone call is what is dangerous. Even though the hands free law can help with the risk of car accidents and keep people off their phones while driving, studies have shown that wether your texting by voice or looking at your phone the risk of crashing is the same. The hands free law should not be in play.

Output: Discuss the impact of the "hands free" law on drivers who rely on their cell phones for navigation and emergency communication, and argue whether or not the law is effective in reducing the risk of car accidents.


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Input: Imagine a world where people no longer control their vehicles, the machines they used to buy for the pleasure of driving and not just to get around while playing on their phones. Terrifying right? With the idea of driverless cars coming into view in this modern day and age we must pause from imagining the cool idea of these automated automobiles, and imagine the scary possibilities that very likely could come along too. Many of the people who push for driverless cars only see the idea of a car coming to them withouth them even having to move a muscle. However, these people most likely haven't conscidered the dangers and downfalls of the self driving cars. we as a people will become lazy, forget the enjoyment that can come from driving most importantly create many new risks and dangers in the driving world. These days many people are already too lazy to even walk, but imagine if people no longer even have to drive. With automated cars becoming a possibility many are losing their minds over the idea of being able to get around without having to put forth any effort. These people may have learned to drive at one point, but with automated cars they may forget how to drive causing huge problems if they ever need to drive a car that can't drive itself. If we create these self driving cars we will end up with an entirely new breed of lazy people who most likely won't drive their car, let alone walk The possibility of these lazy folks may be tragic, but is easily moved aside by the fact that self driving cars will take away the enjoyment driving can bring. Many years ago an idea was fromed that would bring the demise of horseback travel and this idea was the car. Since the day the first car was produced driving has brought many people an immense pleasure that is unrivaled. For years people would save their hard earned cash for the newest car just to feal the power or gentleness it had while they crused the open roads for hours just their car and them. Now that pleasure is being threatened by the idea of self driving cars. With these new cars we will no longer have this pleasure. These self driving cars take away the enjoyment of showing off how nice your car handles or how fast you can drive it as the car does the driving and controls the speed taking away the freedom and pleasure we once had. Although losing the enjoyment of driving is robbery, the dangers of these new cars heavily out weighs our loss of pleasure. Today's dangers of driving are things such as speeding and lack of awareness; however the dangers of self driving vehicles are much worse. When in a current vehical the dangers of driving are mostly things we can prevent such as rekless driving and lack of attention. With self driving cars they could malfunction leaving no time to correct the vehical meaning an accident or even worse such as death. If a self driving car is having issues the driver may not even be away and seconds later could lose their life. With human controlled cars we have time to correct ourself and most of the time are aware of problems with the vehicle, but not with cars we don't control. These possibilities brought on by self driving cars should be seen before we make the leap to the next generation of travel. When lazy people, no enjoyment of driving, and new dangers are the risk of self driving cars we should stop and take a moment to think. When I see the risks of these new vehicles I already know that they outweigh the non existant need for self driving cars. These self driving cars bring much more negative than positivie and I disagree with the idea entirely. Take a look at people driving in this day and age and the answer of yes and no for self driving cars is obviously no.

Output: Discuss the potential risks and downfalls of self-driving cars, including the possibility of creating a new breed of lazy individuals, the loss of enjoyment in driving, and the potential dangers of malfunctions and accidents. Argue whether or not the benefits of self-driving cars outweigh these risks.


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The article of "Driverless Cars Are Coming" gives some positive and negative situations on the driverless cars. In my opionion I would be most certainly against the driverless car. A lot of safety is at risks with thesekind of cars. The sensors with these cars are very imporatnt and what if they all broke? The cars would be useless. If a car isn't safe by law it can not be used and the driverless cars have no safety concepts about them at all.
For instant saftey. The sensors , are the most important object in the car especially the roof sensor. What if the roof top sensor completly just stop working, there would be nothing anyone could do. If any of the senors went out on iany driverless cars the owner couldn't even use his/her car. The driverless cars could also shout down at anytime out of nowhere and there would be nothing to do for it. These driveless cars can also take off on there own when the driver isn't even ready to start to take off and go. Companies are just making these cars becuase they think that they are cool and that some peolpe out in the world are thinking that there cool too. They also know that they can get lot's of big money of these driverless cars. Driverless cars should not go pass the law where it says that "traffic laws are written with assumption that only safe cars has a human driver in control at all times." Driverless cars are not safe at all and a human diver isn't in control of the car, the car is doing it all on its on. "If the technology fails and someone is uinjuried, who is at fault ... the driver or the manufacturer?" Automakers swear that they are "continuing their work on the assumption that the problems ahead will be solved." But when really will all of these problems with the driverless cars will be all the way solved? The driverless cars are at risk Even the own automarkers do not know what all the driverless cars are capble of.
 Driverless cars are very expenice. Are these companies going to keep the driverless cars coming if there wasn't any money made of them? Know one is even for sure that anyone evens wants a driverless car. Most people that are drivers say that they like the control of driving that there the power of the car. To have a car doing just about everything in the car wouldn't that kind of be a little scary don't you think? Dangerous situations can happen from the driverless cars They may think they have gotten everything figured but no one truly will. I'm really against the driverless cars because I just believe that something is just going to go wrong with the car. With all the sensors having to be used. "The combination of all this input is necessary for the driverless car to mimic the skill of a human at the wheel?" What's it's purpose? Humans have the reason to drive and learn on how to drive so, what's the point to take it away? Driverless cars are just something else in this world people are trying to make up for the "furture" and to get BIG money off of people. Against driverless cars is the smarter way to go these cars have the control and with all the control of a car you'll never know what's it about to do. Car accindentscould possible go up from the driverless cars. Theirs already to many people dying in this world there doesn't need to be anymore from the driverless cars.

Output: Discuss the positive and negative aspects of driverless cars as presented in the article "Driverless Cars Are Coming" and provide your personal opinion on the matter. In your essay, address concerns about safety, the importance of sensors, potential malfunctions, and the responsibility of manufacturers in case of accidents. Additionally, consider the cost of driverless cars and whether they are a desirable option for consumers. Finally, argue for or against the implementation of driverless cars and provide reasons for your stance.


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Input: Making choices is hard sometimes, but getting advice from people makes it easier to make that choice. Advice can point you the right way that you want to go, or it can show you what you don't want to do. This is why its important to get multiple opinions. Seeking multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice someone to get different perspectives, compare and contrast opinions be confident and sure about their decision. Everyone has a different perspective, so when asking for advice different people are going to see the situation differently and give different advice. Getting different perspectives helps you see the situation in ways other people see it. Only having one perspective means you may think that there is only one right thing to do, but by seeing the situation the way others do you could discover that there is a better option. Walking in somebody elses shoes can help you make a better decision for not only yourself, but everyone. Not only does everyone have a different perspective, but everyone has a different opinion as well. When you ask for advice people give you their opinions of what you should do. Comparing and contrasting these opinions shows you what opinions are most similar to yours and which are completely different from your opinions. If you compare someones opinion to yours it can also show you what choice you do not want to make. Comparing and contrasting is like weighing the pros and cons of each option Seeking multiple opinions helps you make a more confident decision Making the right choices can take time but if you seek multiple opinions by getting different perspectives, compare and contrast the opinions, and be confident in your choice, you will have made the best decision you could have made.

Output: Explain the importance of seeking multiple opinions when making a decision. How can getting different perspectives and comparing and contrasting opinions help someone make a better choice? Provide examples to support your answer.


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I recommand you to keep the Electoral College The Electoral College consists of 538 electors The Electoral College process consists of selection of the electors each canidate running for president in your state has his or her own group of electors .
 To begin with , i think the state senator should keep the Electoral College because it a fantastic college . Majority of 270 electoral votes is required to elect the President .The District of Columbia Is Allocated 3 electors and treated like a state for purposes of the Electoral College. The Electoral College is a process , not a place. The Electoral College is widely regared as an anachronism, a non-democratic method of selecting a president that ought to be overruled by declaring the candidate who recieves the most popular votes the winter . The Electoral College process consists of selection of the electors , the meeting of the electors where they vote for presisdent and Vice president , and the counting of the electoral votes by congress . The presidential election is held every four years on the Tuesday after the first Monday In November. Most states have a winner-take-all system that awards all electors to the winning presidential candidate. The Certificate of Ascertainment also declares the winning presidential candidate in your state and shows which electors will represent your state at the meeting of the electors in December of the election year . Last but not least , Let me remind you that each candidate running for president in you state has his or her own group of electors There Usually selected by the candidates political party , but state laws vary on how the electors are selected and what their responsibilities are. Your states certificates of Ascertainments are sent tot he Congress and the National Archives as part of the offcial records of the presidential election . After the presidential election , your governor prepares a ' Certificate of Ascertainment' listing all of the candidates who ranfor president in your state along with the names of their respective  electors .

Output: Explain the process of the Electoral College, including the selection of electors, the meeting of the electors, and the counting of electoral votes by Congress. Discuss the role of the Certificate of Ascertainment and how it determines the winning presidential candidate in each state. Analyze the arguments for and against keeping the Electoral College and provide a recommendation for whether or not it should be kept.


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Driving while using a cellular device is very dangerous, but it can be useful at certain times. The use of cellphones ranges from informational, to recreational activities. The use of cellphones during driving can be catastrophic not many people have the skills to watch the road and their phone at the same time. The fact of the matter is that it's too dangerous to let people use cell phones while they drive, the accidental crashes that happen each year would skyrocket. I advocate for a ban of drivers using cellphones while driving.
 "Approximately 660,000 drivers try and use cellphones behind the wheel of an automobile" according to edgarsnyder. com. This is extremely risky as not being focused while driving can lead to death by car crash, not just for the driver at fault but everyone in the crash. The drivers of America need to be attentive when operating a vehicle because of: pedestrians, stop signs, public and or private property, cars, trucks, etc. The mortality rate of people in car crashes are very high, and the property damages done are very extreme, not to mention that it can cause problems later in life as well. Overall it's not even worth the trouble to use your cellular device while driving.
 To look at the perspective through another person's shoes is the key to understanding why this is true. The thought of leaving this world or being the cause of someone else leaving this world is enough for me not to even think about using a cellphone while driving. The hearts of the family members who had their loved ones taken away makes me tear up. A great man once told me, "all life is precious and it is not up to man but our creator to take it away. " There is nothing more wrong than knowing that you took a human life and that is the reason I think cellular device use during driving, should be illegal.

Output: Discuss the dangers of using cellphones while driving and argue for or against a ban on drivers using cellphones while operating a vehicle. Consider the statistics on the number of drivers who use cellphones while driving, the risks associated with distracted driving, and the potential consequences of car crashes caused by cellphone use. Additionally, explore the potential benefits of using cellphones while driving and weigh them against the risks. Finally, take a stance on whether or not drivers should be allowed to use cellphones while driving and provide


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Driverless cars seem like an amazing jump into the future.
They would be a great addition to public transporation or maybe even personal use.
Google has already made some effort to making this dream a reality. Although, these cars are not fully independent to be driving by themselves.
I believe that driverless cars would not only be better for our means of public transportation, but better for our environment as well. Googles invisions would highly support my position.
 The company is making efforts to have a public transportation system of driverless taxis.
With this improvement, today's taxis fuel usage would be halfed.
Ultimatly, the less fuel used is almost always better for our environment.
 Although, it seems with every advance in technology, there is often a down side. The driverless cars are not exactly safe with modern technology. It is said that the cars can only do so much, needing a human to do some work at times.
The cars would need help with complicated traffic, work zones, and accidents.
Some accidents could even come from the cars themselves.
 With the good and bad, driverless cars have much improvement to reach better safety requirements.
They wil help with minimizing the usage of fuel and public transportation trafic.
These cars have a ways to go, but thats nothing automakers can't solve.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of driverless cars for public transportation and the environment, with a focus on Google's efforts to create a driverless taxi system. Consider the safety concerns and the need for human intervention in certain situations.


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Input: we should not abolish the Electoral College, the Electoral College has many benefits when voting for president. The Electoral College is widely regarded as an anchorism, a non-democratic method of selecting a president In 2012 the election for president, Obama recieved 61.7 percent of the electoral vote compared to Romneys 51.3. Because most states award electoral votes on a winner-take-all basis, the slightest plurality in a state can cause a landslide electoral-vote victory in that state. Though a tie is possible because the total number of votes is 538, it is very unlikely. The Electoral College requires a presidential candidate to have trans-regional appeal No state has enough electoral votes to elect a president. The voters in toss-up states are more likely to be the thoughtful voters. A large state will recieve more attention from presidential candidates in a campaign than a small state does. The Electoral College avoids the problem of elections in which no candidate receives a majority of the votes cast.

Output: Explain the benefits of the Electoral College in selecting a president and argue against the notion that it is a non-democratic method of selection. Use the 2012 presidential election as an example to support your argument.


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Input: Teacher-based or student-based summer project, which is better? Some schools require students to keep their mind thinking even during summer break. They use summer projects to help their mind stay awake. students completing the project would rather make it themselves than have a teacher assign the project to them. they will make it more fun and interesting for themselves, they will make the project easier for them to understand, they will enjoy doing the project since it will be from their prospective. Although a student-based project would be more enjoyable for them to complete, a teacher based project would be more effective for both the teacher and the student. The teacher would make the project how it's supposed to be because they know what the students are supposed to learn over the summer. Having the students make their own project would make it to easy for them and the teacher would not really know what is going on because the kids are not going to school. Teachers would want the students to know the proper materials for the next school year even if it mean't just writing a summary of a book. The summer project should be a teacher-based project because it informs the teacher of what is happening and what they are doing during the project, it helps the student learn what they need to maintain in their brain during the summer, and it also makes sure the project is not to easy or hard for the students. The student would not want to spend their summer doing a boring project because that would mean that they would put it off until the end of summer or they might just not do it at all. Having a project that makes them go outside and explore the world is very interesting and would make anyone want to do it. Students need motivation and having the project be something fun like go to an amusement park and explain what your see. If a teacher really wants a student to spend their summer doing a project, there has to be a motivation factor or something that makes them want to complete the project. Student could work in groups to make it easier. It would not necessarily be the whole project being easier it would just be making short cuts to get to one point faster. The groups would be people who are already friends and that would motivate them to do the project because then while doing work they still hang out with their friends. Making the project easier might also mean that the students might be able to understand it better and if they do need help the can ask their peers or email the teacher. What older teachers think young students like might not always be what they like. Students like to explore and be who they want to be but teachers might make a stay at home project. Teenagers and students are also very impatient they do not like to do activities for a long time. This project should have a two week period to complete then the students will complete it faster and will make them more prepared for the next school year. This all makes the students and teachers life easier. Summer is mean't to be spent away from school so having to complete a project is more then enough fro the students. If the student has a problem which their project they can just ask their peers or they can ask the teacher. It should not be very difficult for the student and schools should only make this a mandatory projects but not make it take up all of the students summer. Neither do teachers want to be grading a bunch of projects at the beginning of the school year when everything just started again.

Output: Compare and contrast the effectiveness of teacher-based and student-based summer projects in maintaining students' academic engagement during summer break. Consider factors such as student motivation, project difficulty, teacher involvement, and preparation for the next school year. Provide examples of both types of projects and analyze their potential benefits and drawbacks. Finally, make a recommendation for which type of project would be most beneficial for students and teachers.


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Input: Today, students go to school to pass, rather, than to learn. Students' views have changed because children have lost motivation. They see school as rather a task than something that will help them in the future. I, for one, see school as more of a prison. My assignments are chosen for me and I am forced to go to school from September to June. The break I look forward to, summer, is a time for relaxation and fun. A school project during summer, for learning, is anything but fun, unless it could be. A student-designed project would allow students to express their themselves in a different way get more freedom from their teachers, bring change and fun to a student, during their well deserved break. In school, students are rarely able to show their creativity and passions through the set curriculum. Students' identities are set based on whether, how well they do or do not do in school. Teachers do not get to see their students' strengths outside of how, "book smart" they are. Student-designed projects, however, would be able to change this. Through student-designed projects, students would be able to show a different side of them self Children are forced to attend school by law. We are forced to take tests and do projects that we do not have a say in, or else, we fail. There is no freedom, however, that could change. During our summer, we should get the decision to design our own projects. Our break should not be controlled by teachers like they do normally. When given the choice to do something we enjoy, we will see it less as work, but rather as fun. The common saying, "If you do what you love, then it will never be considered work," is very true in this instance. When doing something enjoyable we often forget that we are doing it. We see it as more of a hobby, rather than a task to complete. While projects should be student-designed, they still can be approved by a teacher to instill that it assures learning. A chance to choose our own path may be seen as risky, but it is really for the better. Learning should be fun and interesting and not a task. We students forget that we are supposed to be learning because we are always being told what to do. Freedom will allow us to see school in a different way. We will feel motivated and interested in the projects we choose, which will allow learning to happen. Student-designed projects would provide a change for students. School assignments are all given and set upon by teachers. There is a certain curriculum, which does not provide change or freedom. There is hardly leeway for students that enjoy different things. Teachers do not realize that students are all different. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses and different preferences. Student-designed projects would allow students to switch things up a bit. Students would be able to be the teacher for once and do something they find enjoyable. Some students like to write, so they could choose to write a report on something they find interesting, while others may take the artistic route and paint something completely different, but while they are still learning. Summer is a break and should be different than what school is normally like for a student. A student works hard throughout the whole school year, so they deserve a reward or change. Student-designed projects would be something they could look forward to during their summer vacation, and not something they might dread. An assignment during the summer is already a task, so why not make it a fun task. If a school requires students to complete a summer project they should be student-designed it would allow students to express their creativity, while still learning, freedom, and change. Students will be more motivated and interested when given a choice. Summer is a time for a break after a long school year, so a given assignment should not be something uninteresting to a student. Learning should not be forced and there are many ways to change the minds of students and how they perceive school.

Output: How can student-designed projects during summer break improve students' motivation and interest in learning, while also allowing them to express their creativity and individuality?


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This is my opinion of your future change in the school activities. I'm not in favor in this change, if the students are good players, the principal have to let they play at least they have a grade C average, but if the students don't have a good grade, like F or D, the principal have to tell they that they can't play anymore, till they make a good grade.

This change can do a good change because the students that play a sport or if they are in the band, and if they care more in the activity that they play, maybe that can be distorting the student, that can be the reason of why they don't have good grades, so the students what the students have to study at the same with their sport or other activity, and be good with both . Maybe the students are better in their activity because sometimes we have more fun, and because we like to be in more movement. I have to tell that the idea of tell us about this cange and for give us the opportunity to let us tell you, our opinion is good.

Output: Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks of a proposed change in school activities policy that would require students to maintain a minimum grade of C in order to participate in extracurricular activities such as sports or band. Consider the impact on student motivation, academic performance, and overall well-being. Provide your own opinion on whether or not you support this change and why.


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Summer projects are not always fun to do but to make them fun they should be student-designed. Teacher-designed projects for the summer are really boring and most people dread doing projects in the summer. Although teacher-designed projects are less creative, student-designed projects are more creative. Students should design projects for the summer the projects will be more creative, they will be fun to do in the summer, the students will be more interested in doing the projects.
 if a teacher were to hand out a project, there would be certain things that you would have to follow in order to get a good grade on it. If it were a student-designed project it would have follow a guide line to make sure it is on topic. Another example, every year in elementary school teachers would give a checklist for how many books you read. Students don't want to do that at all but if teachers told the to keep track of what they did through out the summer that might be fun. Students should design the projects because students are more creative than adults and can come up with projects that are fun for them.
 Students should design the projects because they can come up with fun idea's for a project. instead of reading a certain amount of books for a grade, they can set a challenge goal like trying to see who could swim the fastest in a certain amount of time, they can record how much tropical foods they have eaten. Another example, when summer starts students can keep record of how many miles they walked or ran. Students can keep track of how many miles they traveled in the summer and at the beginning of the school year they can see who traveled the most and Whoever had the most can get a special prize. Students should design the projects because the students would have a lot more fun doing the project. if teachers were to design the projects students wouldn't want to really do them. The students would want to do something they're interested in, not an assignment from the teacher for the summer. Another example, Students are interested in what they're doing because they want to. When teachers make the projects they want you to get a good grade but they really don't care if you are enjoying it. Students should design the projects because while they are getting a good grade on them, they are also interested in what they are doing. Students should design the projects because they can enjoy doing the project, they can have fun while doing the project, and also they can be really creative when they need to do a project they're interested in.

Output: Explain why student-designed summer projects are more enjoyable and creative than teacher-designed projects, and provide examples of fun and creative projects that students could design.


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What is the best method for a students education Students will befit by being able to attend classes from home because students will have more options of class times, students will be less stressed, students will have more personal time. First, speaking from the point of view as a high school student or a college student, trying to find time for classes along with other activities can be difficult. Going to at least five or six classes a day, getting homework, then going to jobs or sports can be hard to manage, especially as a teenager As a student if you are able to work from home and pick the time of your classes it may be more suiting to your schedule. As this type of activity is not made for everyone, it may find a way to be useful to every student such as the student can have classes when the teacher video calls the student or when the teacher has a planned class, while others may want to chose when this class happens and if it is by themselves or live with others. While any of these options are available students may even earn a better education at their own pace and their own time without the rush and stress of the surrounding world. Next, a students stress level can go down by taking online classes. As today's modern society rises students have more mental issues than a mental patient in the 1920's. This is a very large issue that counties to grow, along with many other stressful events and even technology. Stress can cause many things like depression and anxiety, but how can schools help with this? While most high schools students worry about the future we want to find a way to help them stress less about these things. By giving the option to students of online classes, students are able to do what they want, when they want, and how they do it. This may allow students to become more open and not feel like they need to fight against others or themselves to be their best self. Students will be able to complete classes on their own time and learning does not have to be as difficult as it appears. By limiting big classes students may not be surrounded by others with a higher level than them and stress about how they are not good enough or need to be better in anyway. Last, students would have access to more personal time. As mentioned before students will most likely have the option of when their classes are and when they do them, this can give the student more access to their own time and any activities. Students can focus on important things like sleep, health, jobs, and other activities then return to their school work at anytime and being able to feel comfortable with their choices without being told how and when to do them. Students having more time to relax or enjoy themselves without feeling the stress of school and homework on their chest gives the students the ability learn new things and test their minds on what they can really do.
By doing online class and giving students more choices and free time the student can learn time management skills and understand what needs to be done, when to get it, and how to complete these task daily. In conclusion, students will befit by attending classes from home because students will have more options of class times and how they wish to mange their time and usage of the day. Students may become less stressed due to when given more options in schooling and learning on your own time at your own pace. Students will have access to more personal time and be able to learn new skills and enjoy themselves without the stress of the modern world.

Output: Discuss the benefits of attending classes from home for students, including increased options for class times, reduced stress levels, and more personal time. Consider the potential impact on time management skills and overall academic success.