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Johnny Tackitt

            Michael Josephson’s opinion on cheating is very true. If cheating continues it will corrupt people, make them lazy, and will make them think that cheating is fine.

            He also thinks that it is okay in most places to cheat. Children come to school to learn, when they see someone trying to cheat you don’t learn anything. It also sticks with them so if they cheat one time it might spread to other classes or other students. Cheating can go from looking on a study guide while studding when you’re not supposed to, all the way to cheating on a test for a job.

            I fully agree on Michael Josephson’s opinion. It is extremely scary to go on a plane if the person that built that plane did something wrong because that person cheated to get that job and doesn’t know what he is doing. It can result in major injury or even death. If the “cheating curse” continues to multiply the world might end sooner then we think.

            By cheating making your lazy it can make people stop the job they were working on when they are not finished. It can also result in relying other people doing the work for you.   

Johnny Tackitt 

            The telephone has been around for so long that nobody can imagine life without it. The telephone has been in modern life for almost 150 years. The world would be extremity different with out telephones, preferably lack of communication, less jobs, and less technology in certain things more technology in other things.

            There would be less communication by not actually hearing someone’s voice. To meet with friends one would have to plan things ahead of time. The same thing would happen for going on dates or any type of social event. The Microsoft Corporation would have more sales because Xbox 360’s have instant communication on it.

             There would be fewer jobs if the telephone was not invented in the late 1800’s. A good percentage of jobs require a phone in order to do their job. For example at least all jobs require a phone or at least some type of communication with out actually seeing the person.

            There would be less technology because we wouldn’t have many computers or just be starting the computer trend .Their would be more technology in instant lettering. For example there would be a bottle that you usually get from the bank and you send it inside a pipe that runs through the ground and pops out of the ground to the person that is revicing it.

            The lives of people today would be very different without the telephone. At the some time we might have different technology.   

Censorship of Video Game Ratings

    Out of thousands of video games out there, their has to be a rating system. The ratings start at early childhood “EC” and go to adult only content “AO”.
    The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is the most popular rating company for video games. ESRB doesn’t censor out things, you just have to be a certain age to buy the video game.
    ESRB has six different kinds of ratings: “EC” Early Childhood (age 3 and up) No content parents will find inappropriate. “E” Everyone (age 6 and up) Contain mild cartoon violence. “T” for teen (age 13 and up) Contains Minimal blood, and minimal bad language. “M” (age 17 and up) Contains any of the following intense violence, strong language, blood and gore. The last one is “AO” (aged 18 and up) Contains sexual content, intense violence, and nudity.
    The last rating is not considered one because they give this the rating for games that are not out yet. It is called “RP” witch mean Rating Pending. The game has not been sent to ESRB so the game is not rated.