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Author’s Name: Professor’s Name: Course Title: The main aim of the statistics is to make one understand the in-depth information concerning an absolute fact. When the interpretation is misleading, it can drive one to make for themselves a belief on something other than what the real data is stating. This is the point that statistical data asserts the falsehood. There are some of the cases that the statistical data are cooked deliberately whereas on the other hand other occurs accidentally. When the information delivered by the statistics is false, then it causes statistical fallacy (Royall, 20). The statistics which are false can be quite damaging to the acquiring of specific knowledge....

Name Class Instructor Assignment We cannot mention the art of public speaking without mentioning Aristotle. He developed appeals of being a persuasive speaker. Ethos, pathos, and logos are the effective public speaking principles used to capture the attention of an audience. Barrack Obama and Arianna Huffington are some of the greatest speakers around the world. In this paper, we analyze Barrack Obama’s commencement speech at Michigan University and Arianna Huffington’s speech at Smith College, 2013. The two personalities have mastered the art of using language, gestures, authenticity, and their personalities to deliver speeches that have had worldwide impact. Obama uses concrete and...

Name: Instructor's name: Course: Date: Article Summary The security of personal and commercial data in laptops, phones, and computers has been threatened. Hackers have designed smart methods to quickly hack into the electronic devices and obtain whatever information they need. Intel, the computer processor giant, is in the spotlight for the design flaws that have compromised data security. Meltdown and spectre were initially meant to deter hackers from assessing the computerized systems. Nonetheless, the hackers have managed to bypass those security features (Hautala 2). Antivirus software has proved inefficient and unreliable since they slow down the processing speed of the computer. With an...

VISUAL ARGUMENTS Student’s name Institutional affiliation Date Graphic 1 The graphic shows zombie-like humans each staring at the bright screens of their phones. Steve Cutts, the artist, illustrates how the advancement in technology has taken away our humanity and turned us into zombies. In this Smartphone era people too preoccupied on their phones such that they are not aware of their immediate surroundings. They are completely controlled by the technology, and the hopelessness and monotony have turned them into emotionless humans. The artist portrays this zombie-like situation as a reality in the...

Name: Instructor's name: Course: Date: Summary Internet social platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, the Amazon, and Google have a significant number of users. In particular, Facebook has nearly 214 million users, and the number keeps increasing day in day out. The privacy of personal data submitted by users on these social networks remains a controversial topic in the United States. An already heated debate about privacy was intensified after it was discovered that, during Trump campaign, a private political-oriented firm, Cambridge Analytica, collaborated with Mark Zuckerberg to manipulate the electoral outcome (Sherr and Abbra 1). Personal details of over 87 million subscribers on Facebook...

Name Instructor Course Date Environmental issues I have opted to write about air pollution in Bay surroundings. The main reason why I have selected this topic is that it highlights one of the sensitive issues that affect the lives of every individual living in Tambay region. The author of the article emphasizes how air in this region has been polluted by nitrogen produced by vehicles and power plants. However, he acknowledges that this situation can be reversed if every individual becomes responsible enough to opt for better transportation means such as bicycles which doesn’t pollute the environment and if every power plant upgrades to use natural gas instead of coal. It's from this article...