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Full Name: Phillip Kindred Dick  He was born in 1978 during December in Chicago  He had a twin sister named Jane that unfortunately passed away just weeks after their birth due to an apparent allergic reaction to their mothers milk  After Dick's parents got divorced, his mother gained custody of him and they moved to Berkley California where Dick pursued majority of his life  He first became a published author in 1952 after releasing his short story titled "Roog"  Just a few years later he published his first novel titled "Solar Lottery" For the next two decades after he published his first couple stories, Dick wrote many pieces of work in which majority focused on A.I. or Sci-Fi related settings/plots  One of his novels that won a Hugo Award was "The Man In The High Castle" Dick had a very hectic personal lifestyle He has been married 5 times  He also experimented with drugs quite often throughout the 1970's Due to Dick's drug problem he had t

  “I think Sebastian, therefore I am.” - very powerful quote in movie  Very important  Can apply to humans as well  Occurred during the Nexus phase: in which the world built robot replicants that looked and behaved like humans  Police officers or the “blade runners” were needed to keep these replicant robots out of earth because they were dangerous  The superhuman Nexus 6 replicant robots were designed to fight endeavors in planets other than earth, but when they began a mutiny in the colony of another planet, they were banned from Earth  Setting is Los Angeles 2019  Tyrell Corporation employs the Blade Runners  Holden (one of the blade runners) interviews a new employee using a special device that can detect bodily and emotional responses to certain questions — this invention has a realistic possibility of developing for the future  This machine made Lion, the interviewer, become extremely upset and violent to the point that he shot Holden —- why did this machine have such dangerous e

Sofia Mucci "Three Robots: Exit Strategies" was the episode I found most intruiging from "Love, Death, and Robots".  I enjoyed this film the most because it perfectly portrays economic differences in our world. I really like how the episode began in a minefield that demonstrated an economicaly disadvantaged lifestyle, which was extremly shocking to the robots. Additionally, I also found it very funny and ironic how the robots couldn't trust wealthy and powerful individuals, they called them greedy and selfish people. This resonates with myself because I did not grow up in a wealthy household, and it was always very common to resent those that flaunted and bragged their money towards everyone. This seems to be exactly how the robots felt in this episode, when they kept speaking badly aboout wealthy humans and referring to them as greedy. The technology in this film that impressed me the most was the triangle robot above. This robot had the ability to project any

Yves Klein Notes Invented this color blue, called International Klein Blue  He used it in a lot of his paintings, creating an abstract monochromatic art piece  Klein was inspired by the sky when he created this color blue; it all began when Klein and two of his art  friends were enjoying a beautiful day in France when they challenged themselves to split up the world into 3 sections, and Klein was assigned the sky.  Klein worked off his idea that the sky is a place of liberty, where individuals can be free from all the worries below  In the photo in which Klein is jumping into the air, he is really exhibiting the liberty that the sky provides us; he is telling us to jump into this freedom in the air through this photo.  Klein was curious about how humans connect their feelings to colors, and wondered how people may feel when they look at his blue  Klein was a significant artist in post-war era One stand-out performance that Klein did was painted naked women in his blue color and made th

My Ideas & Observations:  Freder serves as the "Mediator" between the Head, Hand, and Heart (the heart being the mediator) Freder can transition between worlds, revealing to him the horros of the underground world, which motivates him to be the mediator.  Maria serves as the hand, because she cannot move between both worlds like Freder, yet she guides him to bringing equality between the social classes.  Maria spoke with the working men in the chambers, telling them the story of the Babel. She inspires them to bring equality amongst everyone and explains how, giving them hope .... which is how she guided Freder to know how to bring everyone together.  Rotwang was another intresting character along with Maria --- he played the cliche role of the mad scientist with a devious plan  Rotwang had a strong desire to get back at Joh, becuase he was in love with Hel, Joh's wife Hel passed away so Rotwang tried to make a robotic clogne of her; but, before Rotwang made Hel, he c

 Hi! My name is Sofia and I am a Data Science major here at the University of Tampa. I love beaches, animals, hanging out with friends, and math.