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Garry Kasparov gives his first public account of his landmark 1997 chess match with the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue and explains why, 20 years later, he's become convinced that artificial intelligence is good for humans.
In May 1997 the world watched as Garry Kasparov, the greatest chess player in the world, was defeated for the first time by the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue. It was a watershed moment in the history of technology: machine intelligence had arrived at the point where it could best human intellect.
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"an excellent book"
I was lucky enough to meet Gary in 2001 and the book finally articulates his thoughts on the Deep Blue match in a way which makes perfect sense. The narration is a little too fast and that makes it difficult to ponder some of the detail and in particular chess positions
"Well narrated account of computers vs humans in chess, but promises more than it delivers"
Well narrated account of computers vs humans in chess, but promises more than it delivers
"Frank, honest and insightful"
Deep Blue's victory over world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997 is well known as a major milestone in Artificial Intelligence. I was interested but not sure what to expect from this book. It turned out to be not only a well written and fascinating historical account but also an insightful and accessible review of the more recent development of AI and what it means for humans. There is no shortage of hype written about this subject but Garry Kasparov's book is a real contribution and well worth listening to. The glimpse in to the world of professional chess was no less interesting.
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The Brinks security guards robbed of more than $1 million Tuesday at the World Trade Center did not perform well on lie detector tests given shortly after the incident, law enforcement officials said yesterday.
Meanwhile, the third suspect in the robbery, Richard Gillette, was apprehended last night after he briefly left a Los Angeles-bound Amtrak train during a 30-minute layover in Albuquerque, N.M., the authorities in New Mexico said.
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The Hawker Typhoon was a British single-seat fighter-bomber, produced by Hawker Aircraft. While the Typhoon was designed to be a medium-high altitude interceptor, and a direct replacement for the Hawker Hurricane, several design problems were encountered, and the Typhoon never completely satisfied this requirement.
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The LaGrange County Plan Commission gave a positive recommendation for a rezone request from the Shipshewana Auction for a parcel located at 460 E. Farver St. (CR 200N).
The Lakeland High School Vocal Motion Show Choir will host their annual Dinner Theater on Sunday, March 13, with meals at 4:15 and 6:30 p.m.
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Congressman Marlin Stutzman enjoys a commanding double digit lead in the Republican primary for Indiana's open U.S. Senate seat, according to a poll released by Gun Owners of America.
U.S. Rep. Todd Young will remain on the ballot in what's set to be a heated battle for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate, the Indiana Election Commission decided on Friday.
A LaGrange man who threatened and attacked a Howe woman in October 2014 was sentenced to 20 years in a plea agreement Monday.
Jason Saam, 37, of Van Wert, Ohio, was sentenced Monday to 1½ years in jail for stealing an antique gun and six cannonballs from the South Milford World War I monument.
It's well-known fact that SR 5 can be nearly impassable with traffic attempting to get in and out of the Shipshewana Flea Market.
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3/12/2007 (2:37 pm) by joshua allen hancock
hi everyone, i am doing a paper for my non-fiction reading class and my topic is how technology has changed and how it will change. i just wanted to get the views of others and see your opinions on this topic. so... feel free to tell me what you think. and also only tell me things you wouldn't mind me using for my paper. thanks.
3/19/2007 (12:39 am) by Peter Robert Green
A little over half a century ago, I was talking to my father about the possibility of transmitting "TV" images via phone lines. He explained to me how bandwidth limitations would make it impractical if not infeasible. However, as he explained, it was possible to scan an image line by line, so still images were possible -- if anyone would be prepared to wait that long.
Of course, in those days (early 1950s) everyone thought in terms of analogue. Analogue systems also meant a constant problem of signal content degradation, particularly over generations of copying.
The digital revolution has been one of the most significant changes in my time. And by that I don't mean computers as such, but the underlying concept that information could be moved around in a digital rather than an analogue form.
It has also been fascinating to see how analogue has made a small return, for the reason that our human experience of the world is an analogue experience. There was a time when digital watches were de rigueur(at least if you wanted to be fashionable): I recall struggling to time University examinations by a digital watch and realising how much easier it had been to estimate elapsed and remaining time by glancing at the position of the big and little hands.
I am fascinated by how far all signal transmission technology has changed. I remember laying out wiring in radio circuits (PCBs were only just emerging, and some were little more than a grid of connexion points which still had to be wired together in the correct patterns.) You had to be careful back then because of cross talk if you had two wires too close together. Now we are talking of millions of "wires" mere microns apart.
Of course, in many respects we are reaching the absolute limits -- one reason why multi-core processors are appearing. If you can't practically push scale down and speed up much further, you have to split tasks and process their components in parallel. In a way that is good because it returns the focus from technological elegance to user experience.
I have also noted a dramatic change from component-focus to module-focus. This impressed itself on me in the mid 1970s, when I owned a small-medium sized English car and the clutch failed.
In previous cars, that had been a simple repair: remove the gearbox, undo the clutch mechanism, insert a new pressure plate, bolt up the mechanism again, check the thrust bearing, replace the gearbox and take a test drive. Four hours in the back yard, two in a garage workshop where you don't have to search in the grass for dropped bolts.
In the Austin it was a simple task, too. Find a workshop with a block and tackle; remove the engine, gearbox, drive train and front suspension; dismantle everything; do rings, bearings and clutch while it is apart so you don't have to do it again for 80 000 KM; hoist the whole kit and kaboodle back in and bolt it in place; spend two weeks of evenings trying to get the gearshift mechanism to align without locking the gearbox into two gears at once; finally test drive.
In other words, if you have plenty of money and a good local dealer, he'll replace the entire drive module for you in a couple of hours, but heaven help the backyard mechanic!
It makes for a throw-away society, whether we think of cars or of PCI cards. What would once have been repaired component by component is now replaced as a complete module.
And I think that brings us to a point, which is that all technological change creates social change. Trains have created a society (in the West) which views time keeping as critical. People from countries where trains don't run still think of time in terms of early, mid or late morning and so on. I am a pastor, and I see the Anglos in our congregation all assembling at 10:20; many of the Asian members and the Islanders drift in over the next half hour -- because 10:30 is a fairly meaningless concept to them. Different technology, different society.
We need to think about the social impact of technology, because it is not always good.
3/23/2007 (2:13 pm) by joshua allen hancock
thank you so much for the comment. does anyone have any others that i may be able to contact for further information? im supposed to interview as many people as i can. e-mail's would be a great help.
3/23/2007 (4:06 pm) by Will
Here is a good step:
From a literature stand point, do a critical analysis of Ray Bradbury---and some like and kind authors. This will arm you with EXACTLY what you seem to be seeking.
Science fiction authors have been called the prophesiers of real science. Some of the things these guys wrote about, well before they happened in real life, came to pass in uncanny detail.
I envy you. I once thought about an English Lit Major. I'm certainly long winded enough in the written word to consider it still...
3/27/2007 (2:17 pm) by joshua allen hancock
thank you Will. I greatly appreciate the help. If you do not mind me asking, why did you not go for an English Lit Major? It seems to me like you could do great things if i do say so myself.
3/27/2007 (3:17 pm) by Will
My infamous posts of long wind must have blown your way...
Life seems to have a road map for each and the individual. I guess I read mine wrong and ended up where I now reside, comfortably, viewing the life that could have been. So maybe I got close if not right in map translations. In my case it was not what I wanted to be but what I ended up being. That is just the way it is for some of us.
It is still an interest to me. I may one day pursue some light quests in those areas but I have absolutely no hopes of "making my mark" in that field. I see no James A. Michener in my near future. Considering my age in the scheme of things, near is all that would apply to real hopes of success in anything I'd consider.
Thanks for the remark regardless. If you are someone that does enjoy good literature, check out The Source. It's an uphill climb for interesting reading but does get the pages turning if you can get past the slow start. If you are interested in writing skills there are many concepts applied in the book.
Well, anyway: Thanks again.
(Message edited by willspcs on March 27, 2007)
3/28/2007 (1:04 am) by Peter Robert Green
That discussion has me thinking further --what's the course you are doing, Kupholder, and how does this topic fit in to a reading class?
I was actually more of an English language major: BA in English and German. At the time Sydney University didn't offer a Germanic Studies course unless you did honours (not available to evening students like myself). But Old and Middle English, where you also needed a smattering of Old Norse, was a step in that direction for those studying German. Sadly, I believe that Old English is no longer available at undergraduate level due to lower levels of literacy and linguistic understanding among post-school starters.
It was not possible to do a literature-free English major, so I just put an emphasis on language. The language emphasis stood me in good stead with biblical Greek in theological college: both learning it, and having sufficient fluency to handle the more advanced New Testament topics in Greek rather than have to be limited to the New Testament in Translation level.
I'll say, though, Will, that one of my classmates was an eighty-ish retired GP who was undertaking courses as a miscellaneous (non-degree) student. She'd be well-and-truly on the wrong side of the grass these days, considering that our baby (in those days) turned 35 recently. So, if you really have a passion for something...
3/28/2007 (11:28 am) by Will
I dunno Peter:
I'm not looking at it so much as regret but rather an unanswered prayer. I know some of the things I'd pray for I'm glad I never got an answer to in retrospect---or rather, did with no answer forthcoming that was an answer in and of its self: Hard to put into better words than that for me at the moment. No answer was the correct answer at that time, as it would seem. I certainly do NOT feel as if I'm being made to pay penitence for a wrong turn some place in my past. As I said, I "comfortably†look rearward…
My wife though, is a perfect example and one I look up to with regard to such goals. She was in library work for years. She hit the proverbial "do not pass go without a Master's degree". So, at the age of 43 (more than a few years ago now) she got her Master's in Library Research and Info Systems. She is now Library Acquisitions Department Head with a small staff working with quite literally millions of dollars within the budget for her facility. Just prior to her appointment at a well known college in our area she actually created the Periodicals Department, from the floor up, in the new County Library for our area (that was about 10 years ago or so.). She's made her mark in the local history books in our small corner of the world. She already had the BA in Business doubled with Management. That last fact may have made it easier but she had to work really hard to get the last degree---and she did it with honors. I do know it can be done: I need look no further for proof other than, quite literally, my better half to see it in practice.
But I have other issues; health, or lack of, funds and disabilities that most don't have to deal with in such considerations. I have a rather accomplished Navy Enlisted Person as an inner circle of my friends group: Ever the optimist he says that they are just excuses not to succeed---I wish I shared his enthusiasm but that old cliché of "Grant me the courage to change the things I can, the patience to accept what I can't and the wisdom to know the difference†comes to mind when I weigh all the pro's and con's about it---all things considered.
My current mind set is that when I get ironed out (at least I have SOME optimism, eh?) some and can worry less about the C note or so each month I rob Peter to pay Paul then I may attempt such endeavors in subtle terms---granted, it may take longer but at least I'll be striving for something that trips my happy nerve. More age, I think, does not necessarily have to equal less fun *or* ability to achieve.
Still, I see no chance of my "making my markâ€, as it were, in Literature. But who knows?
What ever I do set out to do will be measured and weighed as to be not found wanting. I've got skill I could add to *or* tendencies to "be good at†I could improve. I know, as it stands, I can't address both and hope to be both a good husband and provider for me and mine by trying to split the baby as King Solomon suggested. I do miss the days of my youth when such decisions seemed to be clearer if and without so much effort in making... But as I grow older, if not wiser, the "gray†becomes more prominent. Ah, the blessings of ignorance!
While the subject matter slightly off OT I think it still some personal and worthy notes to share. I did not have much else to do at the moment and thought to kill off a part of the clock this morning.
In closing, and more to the topic, one could go through the archives at this Geek site and follow some of the regular posters here. In doing so a sort of "character study†could be something of interest to those considering material for writing purposes. I can see it now: "Although the characters of this book are based upon the well known Geek.com site and those that patronize that web site, the names have been changed to protect the persons portrayed….†
3/28/2007 (8:07 pm) by Peter Robert Green
We all have both limitations and choices, and there are times when the sum of them points us in a certain direction.
I have sometimes contemplated undertaking a doctorate, and have bounced a few research ideas around my head; but I can't presently see a clear way ahead; I also realise that I would be above retirement age by the time I'd finished my candidature, so would have little vocational justification.
So I certainly understand the choices you are making. I included the story about my fellow-student in case you lacked nothing more than an example to inspire you, but I see that that is only one small aspect of the entire story.
I like the idea of the Geek.com book. I once thought I could do something similar with the collected correspondence between myself and one of our interstate Data Analysts who was a notable wit as well as a most compassionate person. It would have taken people through the range of responses -- but would perhaps have crossed too many boundaries without extensive editing.
3/28/2007 (8:12 pm) by Will
Presently, all I can do is chuckle, to myself, as I followed through with the last of your passage...
Enough said.
4/21/2007 (7:04 pm) by zach bly
Wrap your logic around this little bit of Info....Cars that came out in 2007, on average, get 21 MPG. That's 4 MPG less than the model T.
4/21/2007 (7:29 pm) by Ray Bay
But current cars drive four times as many miles, and last 12 times as long without major repairs. Air polution per passenger mile is only 10% of that back then. What is more, todays cars come in colors other than black, and are more fun at a drive-in.
5/15/2007 (2:31 pm) by admin
Raybay, is that caricature a good likeness of you?
5/16/2007 (10:30 pm) by Everett Eddy
I was in the middle of it, all along the curve of progress, during my 30 years in Information Systems at a large US based corporation, beginning in 1965, I being fresh out of college. From card sorters and key punched cards to no cards at all. From data centers with 100 foot by 100 foot rooms to house the massive IBM 360 or 370 System, to the first small personal computer that now seems a 'horse and buggy compared to a Ferrari', to what we have today. By the way, the VP at IBM, way back when the first PC was under consideration, is credited with saying, " there arn't three people in the entire world who will have a need for a PC".
The banking industry does ACH's, business is done by computer, conference calls replace business meetings, the list goes on and on.
5/17/2007 (9:28 am) by Peter Robert Green
It might be worth checking that quote from IBM's VP -- I think it was before the PC days, and he suggested (from memory) that the world itself would not need more than three computers.
On the other hand, IBM was so convinced that the PC was a mere toy that they didn't even patent it, so that other companies merely built IBM-compatibles without reference to IBM when the toy caught on, mainly thanks to Visicalc.
I used to joke that IBM was the only major computer company -- other than Apple -- which didn't make IBM-compatibles. They introduced the MCA architecture which everyone else ignored. I think the only part of that which survived and entered general use was the PS/2 port.
I had a younger acquaintance who wanted a computer and his father asked my advice. I told him to buy generic from a reputable company, pointing out that many of the brand name companies built incompatible computers to lock customers into their own patented upgrades.
However, the chap's father was someone for whom brand counted more than quality, and he steered his son to an IBM. Of course, then there were major hassles each time the son wanted an add-on or an upgrade.
Compatibility and implementation of standards are among the great steps forward in computing.


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Both engines provided more than enough power to move the wagon around with two people. At a later date, we'll give it a go with cargo and five passengers total. Driving the manual diesel first, we noted that it hits the 5,000-rpm redline quickly, but also has tall gearing, making it a lot more fun on the highway because it's not shifting so often. The best feature of the diesel besides good fuel economy is its quiet operation. Those who fondly remember diesels from the past (or maybe not so fondly) recall the cacophonous operation as it moved down the road. That, and the lovely black belching from the tailpipe. Today's diesels, and especially Volkswagen diesels, are so advanced that owning a diesel-powered vehicle is no longer a hassle. The new EA288 turbodiesel in the Golf SportWagen features advanced technologies like camshafts that are integrated into a separated housing by a thermal joining process to ensure rigidity and low weight. Plus each cam operates one intake and one exhaust valve per cylinder (instead of the usual one camshaft for intake valves and the other for exhaust) to provide greater air delivery and swirl for refined combustion. As much as we liked the diesel, the TSI was no slouch, either. The extra horsepower was noticeable, and we didn't bump the redline as often as in the TDI model.
Because this is now a Golf instead of a Jetta, it gets the benefit of VW's MBQ chassis architecture, which underpins all new Golf models now. It's an advanced unibody with high-tech engineering features designed to provide both solidity and weight savings. It's a great platform that serves the Golf line well, and makes sense when you're building everything from wagons to electric vehicles on the same underpinnings.
Part of the fun of these vehicles is the suspension. Although it's built in Puebla, Mexico, the SportWagen feels quite German in its handling. All models feature a front strut-type suspension and stabilizer bars, but differ in the back: the TSI gets a multilink setup with coil springs and a stabilizer bar, while the TDI uses a compact torsion beam with coil springs. Both also get VW's XDS cross-differential system that came from the performance-oriented GTI model. It's basically torque-vectoring that delivers improved handling around corners. When we pushed the cars on the few sweeping corners we encountered during our drive in the Hill Country around Austin, Texas, the SportWagen remained composed and predictable, while the electric power steering providing good feedback.


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This was definitely my favorite hotel in Thailand.
Towards the end of a week-long stay in a Samui vacation rental, I started thinking about options for where to stay the last 4 nights. While visiting Lamai Beach, at the very end of the beach I noticed this modern looking boutique hotel. I decided to go in to inquire with the staff about a room, and a friendly (French?) man greeted me. He told me about the special rate and gave me his card (he was the CEO).
I gave it a day of thought and booked the hotel on Agoda, despite the price being a little higher than I wanted to pay. I didn't regret it for one second.
On arrival, a bit early for check in, ice cream was provided, a delicious mint chocolate chip, as well as drinking water. This type of service was continued throughout the stay.
The room was checked by the same man who I'd met two days before, and following the ice cream, I went inside.
The room itself is a little small, filled about halfway with a huge king size bed. Personally, I don't care because I only really used it to shower and sleep anyhow. The bathroom was very large and each day the maids left a candle and scented oil burning which smelled wonderful.
The basic amenities were provided, towels, cable TV, safe, refrigerator (which ran a little warm), and closet. The room design was nice and clean, though the towel rack in the bathroom was a little loose (it didn't however manage to break during my stay so that is of no consequence).
Having stayed on a few tropical islands, I have come to accept that almost no room is free of insects. Spiders, ants, flies, and mosquitoes are generally a fact outside of large, impersonal tower hotels. This hotel was the exception to that rule. I didn't see a single ant, mosquito, fly, spider, or lizard inside my room for the entire duration of my stay. I'd think that for many people reading, this is a priceless feature.
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The bed was very firm, which some people probably prefer. It did take a night or two to get used to.
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I also noticed that the two CEOs were on site every day that I stayed there, managing and supervising, serving, and even bartending. The one who seemed to have the most interaction with guests was very friendly and seemed a bit of a perfectionist, which is a wonderful quality for any hotel manager.
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Overall for all that I mention about the prices of food and drinks there, it was well worth it. We ate and drank in the comfort of the hotel for most of our stay, with the best view and atmosphere and still paid much less than we would in Tokyo, Los Angeles, Paris, or New York for the same quality of food.
Speaking of atmosphere, for anyone who starts feeling nauseous when they hear the same top40 music or Justin Bieber on the radio, you'll hear none of that here (sorry Bieber fans). The music ranged from opera to trance, and never did my ears feel polluted. This was nice and perhaps another priceless feature, as anyone knows that 95% of the bars you visit in the world are playing the same 40 songs. If you want to hear that, you can easily take a 10 minute walk down the beach to any one of dozens of bars and restaurants. If I could suggest anything to the owners it would be to perhaps include a bit more native-sounding music to the playlist, but it's really not something to fuss over.
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Note: Although this hotel is located at the end of Lamai beach, access via road is through Hin Ta Hin Yai. (Grandfather and Grandmother rock). It is not accessed via Lamai Town, to get there you go as if you are going to Hin Ta Hin Yai. The front door is at Hin Ta Hin Yai and the rooms face Lamai Beach, so basically on foot you access via Lamai beach, but by Car, Bus, or Motorbike, you must drive past Lamai towards Waterfall 2, and turn left at Hin Ta Hin Yai (there is a huge sign just past Family Mart). The entrance is on the left. If you rent a car or motorbike let the hotel know because they have organized free parking for guests through the nearest parking lot.
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Are Teenagers Apathetic to the Less Fortunate? Essay
Are Teenagers Apathetic to the Less Fortunate?
I agree to a large extent that teenagers today are apathetic towards the less-fortunate. To be apathetic means to not care about something and to show no interest in that matter. Likewise, I feel that teenagers do not care and show no interest at all towards the less-fortunate and have an ignorant mind-set and attitude towards that matter.
Most teenagers are self-centred, causing them to be apathetic towards the less-fortunate. In this materialistic world, teenagers have developed a very self-centred attitude and only care about themselves. They love themselves more than anything else and do not care about the people around them, yet alone the less-fortunate. A survey conducted amongst teenagers in Sydney, Australia has shown that when ask for a donation to help the less-fortunate, only 20% of the teenagers will donate and those who did donate, only donated small sums of money ranging from some spare change to one or two dollars at most. The teenagers who did not donate any money also admitted that they did not want to give the money away but instead wanted to keep it so that they could use the money to buy something for themselves.
In a newspaper article about volunteering to help the less-fortunate, a teenager, Arianna had said "Why should I give my money away to charity just to help others? Why can't I just keep the money and help myself?". Another teenager Gerard has also commented, "Will I get anything out of donating to these people? Like a medal from the president or my name be pasted on the school's honour board?". This shows how self-centred these teenagers are and how they will only do things if it benefits themself and makes themselves look better. These teenagers simply do not care about the less-fortunate and only care about themselves.
Teenagers are so busy that they are apathetic towards the less-fortunate. Today, teenagers have so many things to focus on such as studying, exams getting good grades, co-curricular activities and hanging out with friends that they are simply oblivious towards the less-fortunate. Their schedules are so packed and filled with activities the whole week they do not even get enough time to rest and relax by themselves, let alone to care for others that they do not even know personally, such as the less-fortunate.
Teenagers these days would much rather spend their time studying or hanging out with friends than to volunteer at a shelter for homeless adults or to tutor less-fortunate children for free. A teenager, Max, quoted in a newspaper article about volunteering to help the less-fortunate, "Why should I sacrifice my own time just to help these people?". Schools are not helping out either, placing a larger emphasis on scoring better grades and piling their students with homework as compared to placing an emphasis on community service and encouraging students to go help out.
Teenagers in some countries are also not exposed to the less-fortunate, causing them to be apathetic towards the less fortunate. Teenagers in some countries are simply not given enough opportunities to be exposed and to interact with the less-fortunate, living an ignorant life during their years of adolescence. For example, teenagers in some countries such as South Africa, France and the United States of America, are not required to do any community service at all and remain ignorant and have no interest at all towards the less-fortunate. However, there are some countries in which schemes are successfully implemented to raise awareness amongst teenagers about the less fortunate.
For example, in Singapore, all students in government secondary schools have to do a mandatory ten hours of Community Involvement Programme (CIP) each year in order to be promoted to the next grade at the end of each year. In this programme, students have to serve the community at large and also help the less-fortunate children and elderly. Students also doing the new International Baccalaureate (IB) programme have to do mandatory community service with the less-fortunate living in their community in order to successfully complete their diploma programme. I think that such schemes should be implemented in all countries as this successfully raises awareness amongst teenagers.
In conclusion, I agree to a large extent that teenagers are apathetic towards the less fortunate and I think that this is mainly due to the fact that teenagers these days are self-centred, busy and are simply not exposed enough to the less-fortunate. I do not think that it is entirely the teenagers' fault that they are so apathetic and ignorant towards the less-fortunate but that it is also partially the fault of the schools and the government. I also feel that teenagers should have more initiative to be more empathetic towards the less-fortunate.
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