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5. "A nation should require all its students to study the same national 
curriculum until they enter college rather than allow schools in different 
parts of the nation to determine which academic courses to offer." 
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34. "Instead of requiring students to take courses in a variety of 
disciplines¡ªthat is, courses ranging from the arts and the humanities to 
the physical and biological sciences¡ªcolleges and universities should 
allow students to enroll only in those courses that will help prepare them 
for jobs in their chosen fields. Such concentration is necessary in today's 
increasingly work-oriented society."
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39. "The intellectual benefits of attending a university or college are 
vastly overrated: most people could learn more by studying and reading on 
their own for four years than by pursuing a university or college degree."
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42. "Because learning is not a solitary activity but one that requires 
collaboration among people, students of all ages will benefit academically 
if they work frequently in groups."
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47."Society does not place enough emphasis on the intellect¡ªthat is, on 
reasoning and other cognitive skills."
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50."In order to improve the quality of instruction at the college and 
university level, all faculty should be required to spend time working 
outside the academic world in professions relevant to the courses they 
teach."
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51."Education will be truly effective only when it is specifically designed 
to meet the individual needs and interests of each student."
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52."Education encourages students to question and criticize, and therefore 
does little to promote social harmony." 
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53."College and university education should be free for all students, fully 
financed by the government." 
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55."Competition for high grades seriously limits the quality of learning at 
all levels of education." 
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57."The depth of knowledge to be gained from books is much richer and 
broader than what can be learned from direct experience." 
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67. "Colleges should require students to engage in public-service 
activities in order to assure that each student receives a balanced, 
well-rounded education."
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78. "Schools should be required to teach the essential interconnectedness 
of all human beings and thus help eliminate wars, cultural clashes, and 
other forms of conflict."
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80."All students should be required to take courses in the sciences, even 
if they have no interest in science."
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86."Young people should be encouraged to pursue long-term, realistic goals 
rather than seek immediate fame and recognition."
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90. "College students should be encouraged to pursue subjects that interest 
them rather than seek programs that promise entry into the job market."
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94."Universities should require every student to take a variety of courses 
outside the student's field of study because acquiring knowledge of various 
academic disciplines is the best way to become truly educated." 
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98. "Colleges and universities should offer more courses on popular music, 
film, advertising, and television because contemporary culture has much 
greater relevance for students than do arts and literature of the past." 
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100."The pressure to achieve high grades in school seriously limits the 
quality of learning. An educational environment without grades would 
promote more genuine intellectual development."
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102. "For better or worse, education is a process that involves revising 
the ideas, beliefs, and values people held in the past."
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106. "All students should be required to take at least one course in 
ethics, even if taking the course means a decreased emphasis on academic 
subjects." 
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112. "Some educational systems emphasize the development of students' 
capacity for reasoning and logical thinking, but students would benefit 
more from an education that also taught them to explore their own emotions."
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117. "The depth of knowledge to be gained from books is richer and broader 
than what can be learned from direct experience."
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128"It is often asserted that the purpose of education is to free the mind 
and the spirit. In reality, however, formal education tends to restrain our 
minds and spirits rather than set them free."
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134. "Students should be encouraged to realize that mental agility and 
rhetorical skill must be accompanied by sincerity and the true conviction 
of their own beliefs."
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153."Students should bring a certain skepticism to whatever they study. 
They should question what they are taught instead of accepting it 
passively."
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154."Both parents and communities must be involved in the local schools. 
Education is too important to leave solely to a group of professional 
educators."
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Can the school alone assume the load of the youngsters¡¯ education? This 
quite controversial question recently evokes more and more claims and 
appeals concerning with the challenge against the traditional role of the 
professional educators and the interrelationship between the professional 
ones and ¡°unprofessional¡± ones, the group consists of mainly the students¡¯
 parents and the community where they stay at. With the continually blatant 
social problems coming up, the measures is so urgent to make out to put it 
into practice, and to my point of view, from a vast domain considering the 
aftermath, I hold the conviction that educators, parents and communities 
all can and should join efforts to create a healthy and sound learning 
environment for our children.

First of all, we should never look down upon the key role that professional 
educators play in fostering the young generation. A excellent future 
constructor should embrace the most complete and advanced social and 
scientific knowledge, most of the latter, such as mathematics, chemistry, 
physics, hardly can be taught by themselves or else amateurishly imparted 
by their parents, in some sense, is instilled gradually by our revere 
professional educators in the long period of school learning life, which is 
so crucial that constitutes tomorrow¡¯s social statue¡¯s found and 
straightly guarantee the equilibrium of social operating process. In 
response to evaluate our children¡¯s learning, the school grants some 
certifications to them in order to evince the quality and hierarchy of the 
mastery of knowledge and skills. Equipped with these credentials standing 
for the working ability gained from the professional educators, to some 
extent, children then finally begin to separate from the education 
concatenation and step into the ocean of construction, which emblems the 
ends of the duty of the professional schools. Thus, whether for the real 
systematic scientific knowledge or merely for the precious diploma, no 
excuse can distract the dominant status of the professional education.

Meanwhile, both parents and communities can make significant contributions 
to school education, whose immense function to other indispensable parts of 
children¡¯s growing routine cannot be neglected or replaced by some other 
counterparts. The parents offer the economic support to put children¡¯s 
learning possibility into reality, also they inculcate the original 
learning purpose and process into the children¡¯s pristine heart, which in 
their later life conducts their dealing with the problems and unknowns 
happened ahead or displays their behaviors and attitudes toward the 
communication and intervention with the community. Poor parents, poor 
children, not only hinting the economy background, but also the mentality 
and ideology, for instance, to some clinging to the faith of ¡°money first¡± 
parents, no doubt, they will arrange the pre-law, pre-medical or 
pre-business courses which can be generalized as one elegant conception of ¡°
pre-rich¡± courses rather than being complaisant with the children¡¯s own 
interests and choices, this arbitrary decision ultimately push the children 
into the abyss of pessimism. Similarly, the community who can construct a 
very genial atmosphere and exorcise the miasma of social crime and drug 
taken help the children better fit themselves to function in the society 
and get up in good shape. A authoritative survey organized by an American 
eminent college in New York appears that the children have a higher rate of 
committing some certain crimes such as smuggle drugs, murder white women, 
alcohol addiction whose habitat is around the centers of the crime 
happening than the ones who live at the skirt of the city relatively free 
of malign guilt. Then, no one of us can deny both the two sides should be 
added into the caldron filled with the arcane condiments to refine a unique 
panacea to cure the drawbacks of the children¡¯s education.

From the above analysis, everybody can conclude the apothegm leading to the 
righteous education direction that professional educators and the 
parents-community group ought to surely intertwine with each other to 
produce the most satisfying expectations. Without the former, no power 
would the children gain to stretch his or her own ambition, and 
simultaneously without the latter, it would cause quite a lot post-problems 
difficult to handle, which also draw the back leg of the proceeding of the 
school¡¯ s noble missions. In that the God gives us both hands, why shouldn¡¯
t we make the two full? (705 words)

155."Contemporary society offers so many ways of learning that reading 
books is no longer very important." 
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158.The arts (music, dance, visual arts, etc.) are vitally important to 
students' education and should therefore receive as much emphasis as 
mathematics, science, reading and other mainstream subjects." 
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191."Education should be equally devoted to enriching the personal lives of 
students and to training students to be productive workers." 
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201."The purpose of education should be to provide students with a value 
system, a standard, a set of ideas¡ªnot to prepare them for a specific 
job." 
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205."As societies all over the world have more and more access to new 
information, the effects on life-long learning can only be positive."
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213."Too much emphasis has been placed on the need for students to 
challenge the assertions of others. In fact, the ability to compromise and 
work with others¡ªthat is, the ability to achieve social harmony¡ªshould be 
a major goal in every school." 
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214."Society should identify those children who have special talents and 
abilities and begin training them at an early age so that they can 
eventually excel in their areas of ability. Otherwise, these talents are 
likely to remain undeveloped."
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There are some children do indeed have some gift perhaps cannot be made 
sense properly by scientists and educators aggregating around ourselves and 
needing some special care especially for their cultivation regarding the 
education process. Some experts ever declared against separating the 
talented children from the ordinary group after quite a substantial 
cogitation involving the impact of such seclusion, the influence exerted on 
their germinal heart, and the probable arrogance may it produce lacerate 
their later lives. However, weighing the benefits of the special care, I am 
apt to support the idea of providing special education to those who embrace 
great potentials on some subjects like arts, music, and natural science, in 
moral principles.

What impels and shocks me most onto such suggestion is the great waste 
reported thousands of times on journals and television media, which almost 
every time took place under the background of the innate special children 
performing exceptionally the first year staying with the ordinary packs but 
when came the graduation ceremony as far as the rear of the arrangement of 
transcripts he may stands, who, somebody ultimately scorned as, was a ¡°medio
cre¡± man. That should be, in my thought, the greatest blasphemy to these 
gifted children, who ought to be showed adequate respect and attention far 
different from other scanty of these brilliance. Most of them would surely 
be aggrieved just in that they step by step follow what the teacher told 
and instructed they lost the precious self-probity opportunities and make 
themselves awash under the surface of the ordinary and the banal. On the 
contrary, another report recently seen from yesterday¡¯s evening paper now 
come into my memory is an elated story about a poor boy who was imbued with 
the supernal talent of playing violin was disinterred from the poor 
district by an experienced professor and then he was taken to the college 
for free and given the special face-to-face personally instruction from the 
best maestro group. With the auspicious chance, finally he now has grown up 
as a shining star above the music territory. All of these, albeit may still 
not enough to make any authoritative assertion, can to some extent reflect 
the fresh fact that the potential covered under the soul stone of our 
cherubic talented children are somewhat like the natural fuel source, once 
exhumed in the sun, it can produce astounding power but while keeping it 
dormant, no good but a dead wish of the god.

Taken some experiment schools adopting such children for instance, the 
splendid records elucidate nothing but the beneficial recommendation. In 
China, the famous ¡°teenage class¡± constituted inside the eminent Chinese 
Scientific Technology University founded in Anhui province have cultivated 
hundreds of prodigies to be the pundits of what they excel in. As well 
known to the world, most of the gold medals of the Mathematic Olympic Games 
and other similar scientific tournaments are obtained by our Chinese 
teenage prodigies derived from this class. Also, quit a few top academician 
of the national scientific institution are the graduates of it, the immense 
function can be evinced from this academician¡¯s speech,¡± I gained what I 
am looking for and the priceless courage of fumbling in the dark here, the 
tribute complemented to my talent and the honor paid off back to my gift 
refinery.¡±

Meanwhile, we should take care of the well-rounded education towards those 
gifted children avoiding the formation of the ill and biased personality. 
Special educations do mean some extent to distinguish from the ordinary 
routine but do not necessarily cut down the communication with the ordinary 
world we confront with every breath. Even the best technicians should also 
be the good civilian of the community, no exclusive person can survive 
longer and normally no matter how intelligent he or she is, the reason is 
so simple that once deprived of the opportunity of communication no 
exchange of emotional feels and academic ideas will consequently take 
place, which is essential for the sense of alive. Hence, possibly more 
important to appeal people¡¯s approbation, the normal channel for 
communication should not be barricaded by human¡¯s deliberately benevolent 
actions.

In sum, the phenomenon of the treatments to these gifted children is such a 
controversial one that certainly some of us, of course, might still cast 
some doubt on my analysis, but at least what I discussed above to some 
degree shake the adamantly held reverse belief, which is one of my main 
purposes writing such a frank issue. The other one is something na?ve that 
I hope more and more experts should excise to discern the talented ones and 
emancipate them out of the tragic drop, just because every one should share 
the same sense that they are no doubt the unique resources the God bestowed 
to us and once missed no measure can be compensated for the huge loss, left 
only silent cries. (809 words)

222."Learning for learning's sake is an outdated concept. Today, education 
must serve an ulterior purpose and be directed toward clear goals." 
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223."Education is primarily a personal matter; it has little to do with 
school or college."
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228."The best way to teach¡ªwhether as an educator, employer, or parent¡ªis 
to praise positive actions and ignore negative ones." 
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230."College students¡ªand people in general¡ªprefer to follow directions 
rather than make their own decisions. Therefore, colleges should eliminate 
as many choices as possible in order to offer students clear direction." 
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232."The purpose of education should be to create an academic environment 
that is separate from the outside world. This kind of environment is ideal 
because it allows students to focus on important ideas without being held 
back by practical concerns."
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236."Encouraging young people to believe that they can accomplish great 
things if they try hard enough is both misleading and potentially harmful."
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7."The video camera provides such an accurate and convincing record of 
contemporary life that it has become a more important form of documentation 
than written records." 
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23."Contemporary technology makes available many small pieces of factual 
information. As a result, people have become so preoccupied with bits of 
fragmented information that they pay too little attention to the larger 
issues and overall perspectives."
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30."The primary goal of technological advancement should be to increase 
people's efficiency so that everyone has more leisure time." 
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31."Money spent on research is almost always a good investment, even when 
the results of that research are controversial." 
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Technology, one of the most pivotal factors determining the destiny of 
tomorrow, is the mainstream target our social investment shoots on, simply 
in that the desirous requites are so immense influencing almost every sides 
and facets of personal life that whether from the point of economy or 
culture or military it is surely worth the money and energy even purely for 
the purpose of human¡¯s progress. However, as everybody might know, not a 
single object can always have just one bright face at any time any place, 
and the object cannot entice itself being astray into the deviant route 
unless the person grasped the authority controls the negative range of 
usage, i.e. the quality of technology is only marked by his user¡¯s will. 
Hence, money spent on research does not automatically convert to an 
absolute benign investment.

Generally speaking, scientific research achievements as a result of 
research have made great contributions to the well being of human beings. 
Thanks to the born of domestic computers, we can deal with quantities of 
data almost at a moment of blinking eyes, once got the mobile cellular 
phone, people can communicate with each other at any time they wish no 
matter how many miles separated the both, and with the sophisticated 
aeronautical instruments falling down to the extant world, the long held 
dream of landing on the planet floating in the galaxy finally become the 
actuality. All of these revolutionary breakthroughs do benefit human beings 
immensely, without which we may still strive for the primitive counting 
methods, conducing to the beacon to keep in touch with the relatives or 
friends lived miles apart or else merely relying on the pens and paper to 
entrust his or her miss towards the person accepted, and no controversy 
will take place that in people¡¯s ideal currents only God is living in the 
empyrean out of the width they can attain.

Yet there are also cases of research that threaten the interests of people, 
such as atomic weapons, gene virus, and the clone of human body. Among the 
oceans of factors contributing to the victory of modern war, the number of 
echelons is dragged back as a more minor one comparing with the technology, 
which reflecting the layer of military is the advanced level of weapons. 
Atomic weapon based its rationale on the achievements of atomic physics 
largely derived from the astounding theory of Einstein¡¯s relativism, which 
stuck with the goodwill from the beginning to the end in the great physicist
¡¯s mind, but ultimately it planted a hazardous bane to the ecumenical 
earth as the root of thousands of innocent civilians¡¯ death. And in the 
gene world today we talking most about, people are becoming more and more 
apprehended towards the unknown epidemic virus easily push them to the 
bottom of death valley at a sudden without any eccentric bode, at the same 
time inevitably starting to discredit the biological advancement is now 
like a wild horse out of bridling running to the direction of the 
devastation of human¡¯s civilization. Ethical problems, too, can be evoked 
if the act of allowing the body clone can be let through, although equipped 
clone this newborn technology means we can make lots of our enamored things 
survive and keep our emotional concatenate continuing. So we should give 
enough priority to the consideration of this dimension for the items 
provided the large amount of investments since once missed, perhaps no 
expiation can be used to caulk the huge cleft resulted by this silly 
mistake.

Therefore, the purpose of research ought to be carefully and responsibly 
guided to rebel the negative effort while enhance the positive function. 
Recently, quite a lot regions of my hometown is now planning to build 
several radiation stations located in inhabitants¡¯ blocks for the new 
generations of mobile domestic phone named ¡°little well-known¡±, which 
provokes hundreds of people lived near the planning location in that they 
heard the prevalent words telling that the radiation from the stations 
might injure people¡¯s organs and mental health to some degree, and after a 
discreet examine and careful analysis the experts declared that there¡¯s 
nearly being no harm to people¡¯s health meanwhile the company engineers 
improved the protection apparatus against the radiation around the station 
body, all of these at last disabuse the expostulation. From the exemplar, 
we should clearly recognize the necessity of the concordance between the 
two opposite sides, weighing the benefits from the long-range view and then 
can extend the advantage of new technologies cater to the people¡¯s taste.

In general, research is a money-worth project no matter the fruits of it is 
good or evil, because it is not elemental controlling but indeed human 
controlling; the human motives brand the research its own disposition. What 
we should expend more energy to debate is not whether to make investments 
more sensible, but how we can edify and enlighten scholar¡¯s purpose 
towards the most beneficial ambitions. (817 words)

40."Scholars and researchers should not be concerned with whether their 
work makes a contribution to the larger society. It is more important that 
they pursue their individual interests, however unusual or idiosyncratic 
those interests may seem." 
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either medical or ethical, are unclear."
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66."As people rely more and more on technology to solve problems, the 
ability of humans to think for themselves will surely deteriorate." 
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68."People make the mistake of treating experts with suspicion and 
mistrust, no matter how valuable their contributions might be." 
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88."Technologies not only influence but actually determine social customs 
and ethics." 
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107."Instant communication systems encourage people to form hasty opinions 
and give quick replies rather than take the time to develop thoughtful, 
well-reasoned points of view."
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114."Humanity has made little real progress over the past century or so. 
Technological innovations have taken place, but the overall condition of 
humanity is no better. War, violence, and poverty are still with us. 
Technology cannot change the condition of humanity." 
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121."At various times in the geological past, many species have become 
extinct as a result of natural, rather than human, processes. Thus, there 
is no justification for society to make extraordinary efforts, especially 
at a great cost in money and jobs, to save endangered species."
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124."Instant foods, instant communication, faster transportation-all of 
these recent developments are designed to save time. Ironically, though, 
instead of making more leisure time available, these developments have 
contributed to a pace of human affairs that is more rushed and more frantic 
than ever before." 
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129."Technology is a necessary but not always a positive force in modern 
life." 
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135."While most of the environmental problems we face result from the use 
of technology, society must depend upon technology to find solutions to 
these problems." 
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149."The most practical and effective way to protect wilderness areas is to 
attract more tourists to these areas through environmentally sensitive 
projects." 
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150."Because of television and worldwide computer connections, people can 
now become familiar with a great many places that they have never visited. 
As a result, tourism will soon become obsolete."
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and television, tend to prevent meaningful and thoughtful communication."
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159."The human mind will always be superior to machines because machines 
are only tools of human minds."
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166."Over the past century, the most significant contribution of technology 
has been to make people's lives more comfortable." 
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196."Technology creates more problems than it solves, and may threaten or 
damage the quality of life."
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216."Most important discoveries or creations are accidental: it is usually 
while seeking the answer to one question that we come across the answer to 
another." 
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Scientific discoveries and creations are now gradually evolved into the 
crucial role of the potential level of human community, to most of our 
common sense, either form the newspaper or reportorial journals we almost 
always can take for granted that the fruit is merely a result of arduous 
efforts devoted by our revere scientific scholars. Dramatically, in fact, 
there are indeed some revolutionary finds born from nearly a senseless 
condition, i.e., the course arranger has no predicted expectation towards 
this contingence but instead just by accident. 

If we have the interest to delve the evidence of this assertion, we can 
take out a thousand of convictions to pick up quite a few such invigorating 
sagas leading us to approbate the mysterious of natural rules. A case in 
point is Benjamin Franklin, an early American scientist, invented the 
lightening rod by sheer coincidence. Not this single case can illustrate 
but another case is also at hand with the too frequent phenomenon of the 
falling of an apple from an apple tree, which is ignored by millions upon 
millions of people for several centuries, but it does set Newton into 
thinking and finally led to his discovery of the gravity of the earth. In 
the medicine domain we concerned so long a time, the most-used 
antibiotic-penicillin, was an abruptly accidental finding as well. 

While acclaiming for the great miracle of the history of these powerful 
creations, we ought to discriminate another factor necessary under most 
circumstances through the process of the research turning, the mastery of 
the complicated structure of the theory architecture. Although we regard 
those happened to come across as the ¡°accidental¡±, in a sense, from the 
height of academy, it obviously no accidental factor functions except the 
destined fortune if someone would still stick to, every procedure is filled 
with discreet contemplation and purposive action forward. Imagine, if 
Newton is only a mediocre student scant of any physical and mathematical 
knowledge, even if he noticed the possible value for further exploitation, 
he also would hardly to think of putting mathematical means into 
application of this case to satiate his unique curiosity. Some equipped 
relevant theory weapons are not like some philistines might think as the 
decorations of academic status yet stand for actual ability to proceed for 
anything unknown in the near future.
However, after all, if we render the hope for important discovery focus on 
the center of this rare coincidence, hardly can we have the auspicious 
chance to welcome another germinal groups of creations mushroom from the 
fertile virginal ground, and the history facts ultimately demonstrates this 
ratiocination. To a researcher in duty, under more situations should he 
insist on the tasks invested for, no allowance for any tribute¡¯s 
meticulous investigation for the responsibility to the sponsors, together 
with his persistent attitudes. In addition, it is highly probable the extra 
exploration can bring in additional problems deviating the norms of 
achievements into the backwater, which is totally should primarily be 
avoided. Hence, as discreet as the researchers ought to be, never 
recklessly plod into the gate of sideway to bog yourselves, which shapes 
the percentage of accidental findings relatively minor comparing to the 
rationally purposive research.

All in all, despite the accidental discoveries does not really occupy such 
a ponderous proportion of the sum recorded, yet the source of these 
inspirations drew from the original researches should be advocated to call 
adequate attention to. Meanwhile, to the long-range view, we still need to 
put our predominant emphasize onto our mainstream research projects, never 
ought to let the accidental miracle to take up the conscious ones, after 
all its appearance is so capricious to expect, in other words, i.e., let 
the ¡°accidence¡± perpetuates ¡°accidental¡±. (616 words)

217."In order to produce successful original work, scholars and scientists 
must first study the successful work of others to learn what contributions 
remain to be made."
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219."Now that computer technology has made possible the rapid accessing of 
large amounts of factual information, people are less likely than ever to 
think deeply or originally. They feel unable to compete with¡ªmuch less 
contribute to¡ªthe quantity of information that is now available 
electronically."
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220."The increase in knowledge is forcing people to specialize. As a 
result, the distance between fields of specialization has become so vast 
that specialists in different areas are rarely able to influence each 
other."
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233."Although innovations such as video, computers, and the Internet seem 
to offer schools improved methods for instructing students, these 
technologies all too often distract from real learning." 
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237."Computers and video technology can make facsimiles of original works 
such as paintings and historical documents available to everyone. The great 
advantage of this new technology is that it will enable anyone¡ªnot just 
scholars¡ªto conduct in-depth research without having access to the 
original works." 
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242."Societies should try to save every plant and animal species, 
regardless of the expense to humans in effort, time, and financial 
well-being."
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problems than to spend it on long-term research that might help future 
generations."
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6."The most effective way to understand contemporary culture is to analyze 
the trends of its youth."
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11."All nations should help support the development of a global university 
designed to engage students in the process of solving the world's most 
persistent social problems." 
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of human behavior." 
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16."Although many people think that the luxuries and conveniences of 
contemporary life are entirely harmless, in fact, they actually prevent 
people from developing into truly strong and independent individuals." 
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19."If a society is to thrive, it must put its own overall success before 
the well-being of its individual citizens." 
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21."Reform is seldom brought about by people who are concerned with their 
own reputation and social standing. Those who are really in earnest about 
reforming a government, an educational system, or any other institution 
must be willing to be viewed with disdain by the rest of the world." 
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26."Most people would agree that buildings represent a valuable record of 
any society's past, but controversy arises when old buildings stand on 
ground that modern planners feel could be better used for modern purposes. 
In such situations, modern development should be given precedence over the 
preservation of historic buildings so that contemporary needs can be 
served." 
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29."Public figures such as actors, politicians, and athletes should expect 
people to be interested in their private lives. When they seek a public 
role, they should expect that they will lose at least some of their 
privacy." 
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32. "A school or college should pay its teachers at the same rate in all 
disciplines, regardless of differences in salaries for related fields in 
the world outside of school. For example, entry-level teachers in 
mathematics and in the arts should receive the same pay, even if outside of 
school, math specialists earn a much higher salary on average than do 
specialists in the arts."
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33."Creating an appealing image has become more important in contemporary 
society than is the reality or truth behind that image." 
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58."The increasingly rapid pace of life today causes more problems than it 
solves."
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60."The media¡ªand society in general¡ªmistakenly expect an individual to 
speak for a particular group, whether or not that individual truly 
represents the views of the entire group."
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72."One can best understand the most important characteristics of a society 
by studying its major cities."
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108."In many countries it is now possible to turn on the television and 
view government at work. Watching these proceedings can help people 
understand the issues that affect their lives. The more kinds of government 
proceedings¡ªtrials, debates, meetings, etc¡ªthat are televised, the more 
society will benefit." 
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111."The worldwide distribution of television programs and advertisements 
is seriously diminishing the differences among cultures." 
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116."With the growth of global networks in such areas as economics and 
communication, there is no doubt that every aspect of society¡ªincluding 
education, politics, the arts, and the sciences¡ªwill benefit greatly from 
international influences." 
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130."How children are socialized today determines the destiny of society. 
Unfortunately, we have not yet learned how to raise children who can help 
bring about a better society." 
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It is widely held the belief that children is the hope source of tomorrow¡¯s 
society, owing to which the quality of education immediately take effect on 
the destiny of our society. Although a lot many attention have been called 
out and packs of innovations have been worked through, there indeed do 
exist some serious problems in our education system that hinder the 
construction of a better society in the future.

Firstly, the method we educate our children today determines the 
orientation of our society. Traditionally, circumscribed by the rare 
mechanical tools, people construct their economy, culture, and technology, 
perhaps all of what concerned with ordinary everyday life, on the step 
stone of agriculture. Thus, the familiarity of this field determines the 
development prospect and surly becomes the gravity center of the education, 
which on the contrary pushes this trend to continuity. Once upon a time, 
our ancestors stuck purely to the plough and hunting style of living 
without even a little purpose to turn to the industries and business (if 
exists, it is only accidental.), however, with the foreign culture and 
commercial mentality beginning to wander around the continent, this lagged 
conservative development style at once have been crushed into crumb once 
these revolutionary elements instilling into the drab leaves of the 
education systems since the incipient generation would have to see the vast 
potential power hidden behind the chemical experiment and the barter 
between the local people and the foreigners, all of which is entirely a 
different world filled with more challenges and opportunities to make money 
and accelerate the mobility of the locomotive of social progress.

Unfortunately, however, today¡¯s schools have put so much emphasis onto the 
boring dead memorization and recitation instead of the original creativity. 
Most of preeminent schools have their prestige not only for their brilliant 
histories and splendid performances, but also for its unique education 
system. In these schools, a teacher never strives to explain his own 
vision; he simply invites you to stand beside him and see for yourself, 
according to this belief the role of teacher and student has taken place 
such a great change that it most of time can be interchangeable under the 
fact that there are really some elite students sometimes embrace the 
innovative solutions to the puzzles, which is even more better than the 
ones their teachers ever thought out. As one of my department mentors once 
said,¡± We¡¯re truly their teachers, and so we should know much more than 
whom we teach, but sometimes they emulate us and make ourselves be their 
students, which is beyond our expectations.¡± With the chiaroscuro between 
the excellent colleges and the worse ones, the most conspicuous factor we 
can easily distinguish is the former students and teachers both regard the 
pure memorization of information as something nonsensical and vulgar, while 
the latter, on the contrary, take what the former hates as the greatest 
weapon to break through the ferocious testing barricades. Hitherto, for our 
community¡¯s soundly grow up, it is high time for us to consider the 
amelioration of the teaching method and the shabby relationship of the 
student and teacher.

To make things even worse, children are often encouraged to win in whatever 
competitions they participated in rather than to cooperate with others for 
the common good of the society. As one of the famous editors of Newsweek 
ever said that he found very few children played sports through a relaxing 
and jovial attitudes, instead most of time they looked like the two 
military forces between whom exists the immense feud, all of them held no 
extra faith but victory; the righteous recognition of failure taught at 
school, the friendship bridged never at ease, the cooperation we adults 
always advocating to let them absorb, are totally collided into a debacle. 
The current is a hazardous caveat towards the bane of atrocious war, which 
seemly minor but actually crucial we ought not to neglect. Every adult 
holding with a heart of accountability, it¡¯s up to you to assume the load 
to counterbalance the weight of children¡¯s value system, for the children 
themselves, for your adoption duty, or either for your commitment of 
society.

Children¡¯s socialization exerts a huge impact on the society¡¯s destiny 
and the problems eliciting from the nowadays¡¯ education as a result cannot 
be treated as a skit. The traditional backward teaching idea and the 
explosive bile abruptly erupting are both the flash dilemma we are at hands 
to dissolve, albeit difficulty and controversies do always block ahead, we 
confidently assure the final solution ultimately will buoy up to the 
surface of water. (764 words)

133."The problems of modern society have led many people to complain: 'We 
live in terrible times.' Yet, given the choice, no one today would prefer 
to live in any other time."
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140."What society has thought to be its greatest social, political, and 
individual achievements have often resulted in the greatest discontent." 
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147."Tradition and modernization are incompatible. One must choose between 
them." 
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With the break-neck celerity of the social development, people have 
gradually evolved their thoughts into a newborn statement fundamentally 
based on the plinth of supplanting the antediluvian ones with something 
fresh or germinal. While it should not come to blame our people for 
throwing what our forebears ever had been holding for centuries into the 
litter bin, from our life experience too many traditional laws or 
regulations greatly turned into the obstacles exhausting our limited 
resources and time to remove, and standing on this foothold, I'm afraid, 
anyone who obtains the assertion-the modernization and tradition are 
incompatible, and in addition, accordingly one who is apt to one of them 
has to reject the other at the same time-is just inside our prediction. But 
unfortunately, I cannot have to make an agreement with such conclusion for 
several reasons just listed below.

Admittedly, many modern objects and views is the extension from the 
boundary of tradition, which means once separating from the tradition, 
those ones today we are pride for have no intrinsic and practical values at 
all. Quite a lot people cannot take hold of the view in that the transition 
seems so subtle that almost out of the trace we can follow. Nevertheless, 
let's take a familiar instance into such drab theoretical discussion, the 
tea culture. As all of us can discern the quality of tea, i.e. the history 
of discovery and cultivation of tea, is undeniably coming from the ancient 
ages so far away that no people here, I can take it for granted, would put 
the cultural drinking material into the phylum of modernization. Then the 
question is emerging onto the surface, why we still introduce a whole fit 
of equipment and assembly line to systematically produce the antique 
materials? The answer is not as difficult as the primary problem 
encountered at the beginning of the debate toward the relationship between 
the tradition and modernization. Most of us can answer like this, that's 
because we like to enjoy drinking it and it can bring about a lot of 
beneficial effects either to our working or life. Absolutely right. That's 
what I want to prove, no matter how old the objects are comparing to 
something coming into our life just now, only if it is beneficial, no 
exclusion can one make for the both.

What's more, men today have more freedom and opportunities to enjoy both 
the treasure of tradition and modernization. Take a consideration the 
moment you resort the task of seeking examples to the memory. You can sit 
down for a while, in a work interval, relax your tight mind with a cup of 
cool green tea, or black tea, the production handed down from generations 
long ago. And if you have some originality or imagination, to better 
satiate your savor and penchant, you even can exert your seminal thoughts 
to add a piece of lemon or orange, or decant a certain amount of Coke, 
which leads the tea out of the traditional gate to the passage directing to 
the modern. Someone might also open his computer and chatter with some 
friends or partners on the Internet while drinking the cup, the picture 
mirroring the compatibility of the modernization and tradition.

Meanwhile, many traditional things such as medical knowledge accumulated by 
forerunners and the cooking skills standing for the permanent feature of a 
particular region, can be best applied to the utility of abounding people's 
life activities. China has a chronically history of medicine, many of its 
marrows are so paramount to the research of modern pharmacology; once 
combining them into the modern process of production, the efficacy of the 
medicine and the raw materials for refinement can greatly fall down to a 
lower level.

To sum up, what people concern is not whether the thing is traditional or 
modern, instead as long as it can put into beneficial use to people's 
ordinary life, no things can be contradicted with each other. The only 
crucial task we ought to take into consideration is how to make the best 
use of perfecting the combination of the both qualities. (680 words)

161."In this age of intensive media coverage, it is no longer possible for 
a society to regard any woman or man as a hero. The reputation of anyone 
who is subjected to media scrutiny will eventually be diminished." 
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165."In any given field, the leading voices come from people who are 
motivated not by conviction but by the desire to present opinions and ideas 
that differ from those held by the majority." 
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170."The surest indicator of a great nation is not the achievements of its 
rulers, artists, or scientists, but the general welfare of all its people."
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Much needs to talk about to correct such a controversial issue. We have to 
admit, relying on our enduring experience drawing from our common life, too 
many factors contribute to a nation's greatness growth, while what I want 
to emphasize here, the surest indication of this emblem, is not something 
like the issue persistent to-the general welfare of all its people, indeed, 
its rulers do be.

Not always are we living in a purlieu satisfying enough to let our 
scientists or artists sit down tranquilly to pick up our respective duty, 
instead, if the national atmosphere were under a gruesome suppression from 
the despotism carried out by the ruler, they would rather tramp every day 
and night at the fear of persecution and incarceration. The only 
fundamental and necessary task to them all, perhaps, for the further 
exploration of their innate gift, is to subvert this established regime. Or 
otherwise, even a single invention or discovery sparkling in this darkness 
would expect no widespread application and attention, not to mention to put 
a tile onto the substratum of the refulgence of the country.

Admittedly, albeit bringing about the havoc, only the rulers, no doubt, 
too, can put it into end. When people finally welcome the peace, their 
energy then can be gradually switched onto their ordinary focus, such as 
the scientific research, artistic originality, so on and so forth. A 
classic case in point is the prosperity after the end of internal war stems 
from the great leadership by president Abraham Lincoln; the economic 
recession rapidly awakened from the ash of cannon bombardment and as we can 
clearly see today, merely during the ensuing ten years, American broke 
through three revolutions largely pushed the nation into the hegemony 
status in the world, the abolitionism, the free economy and the industrial 
structure amelioration. All of these booms cannot even appear in the 
imagination in the complexion during the North-South war, for the lasso 
enfettering such active exponents potentially goading the general welfare, 
the primary sign of a great nation.

The pacific environment construction is the first step heading for the aim, 
then what brings the nation into ultimate grandeur requires him to continue 
the trend, and more important, to exert his ability onto the constant 
improvement, which makes the society tightly following the pace of 
changeable cosmopolitanism. The history of China, to some extent, do 
display a scroll of vivid brilliantly picture in front of us. After the 
emancipation of China, there is quite a long spell of time so miserable 
that most of our labors put their ebullience onto the nonsensical status 
conflicts against social hierarchy, which resulted myriad of profligacy and 
impairment out of compensation. Once the theory of China-character 
socialism primarily ejaculating in the broaden sky, the countenance of 
China is destined to have a overwhelming transformation; the feat, no any 
else civilians or someone the like, only the ruler, our revere chairman, 
Deng Xiaoping can make.

That's what the ruler plays in the main body of the realization of a great 
nation. People give their sincere accolades to their estimable ruler today 
for his contribution to maintain the equable order and suffuse the 
congenial atmosphere advocating originality and exploration, while tomorrow 
they might also decry his ruthlessness and ferocity for depressing the free 
announcement and undermining their deserved welfare, and then throw the 
nation once again into the abyss of chaos deviant from the route leading to 
what we most concern, the greatness. Here, in all, I really do not harbor 
the will of denying the irreplaceable functions of other possible factors 
as the exhibition in this issue topic, I only elucidate just one paramount 
fact what a ponderous degree do the rulers influence to the building of a 
great nation, which persuades us to have to crown the title of surest 
indicator onto their heads. (639 words)

185."Scandals¡ªwhether in politics, academia, or other areas¡ªcan be 
useful. They focus our attention on problems in ways that no speaker or 
reformer ever could." 
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social tranformations that have the most lasting significance." 
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197."The material progress and well-being of one country are necessarily 
connected to the material progress and well-being of all other countries."
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198."Instead of encouraging conformity, society should show greater 
appreciation of individual differences."
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203."The best way to understand the character of a society is to examine 
the character of the men and women that the society chooses as its heroes 
or its heroines." 
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210."Most people choose a career on the basis of such pragmatic 
considerations as the needs of the economy, the relative ease of finding a 
job, and the salary they can expect to make. Hardly anyone is free to 
choose a career based on his or her natural talents or interest in a 
particular kind of work." 
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215."The bombardment of visual images in contemporary society has the 
effect of making people less able to focus clearly and extensively on a 
single issue over a long period of time."
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when they claim to admire them." 
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information from the public." 
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support they need in order to thrive, because it is primarily in cities 
that a nation's cultural traditions are preserved and generated." 
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17."There are two types of laws: just and unjust. Every individual in a 
society has a responsibility to obey just laws and, even more importantly, 
to disobey and resist unjust laws." 
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20."National governments should devote more of their social programs and 
services to children than to adults."
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ethical and moral standards." 
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unquestioningly carrying out the will of the people whom they serve."
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today rather than trying to solve the anticipated problems of the future."
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research and development" 
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government experts, who are more informed and thus have better judgment and 
perspective than do members of the general public."
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natural state, even though these areas are often extremely remote and thus 
accessible to only a few people." 
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affect all aspects of people's lives."
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105."The true strength of a country is best demonstrated by the willingness 
of its government to tolerate challenges from it's own citizens." 
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question authority." 
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160."The most essential quality of an effective leader is the ability to 
remain consistently committed to particular principles and objectives. Any 
leader who is quickly and easily influenced by shifts in popular opinion 
will accomplish little."
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167."It is impossible for an effective political leader to tell the truth 
all the time. Complete honesty is not a useful virtue for a politician." 
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174."Laws should not be rigid or fixed. Instead, they should be flexible 
enough to take account of various circumstances, times, and places." 
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180."Many problems of modern society cannot be solved by laws and the legal 
system because moral behavior cannot be legislated."
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After quite a long time of exploration for substantial solution of various 
social problems, people finally came to take the form of legal domination. 
But out of their expectation so many years later, albeit the legislation 
system is becoming more and more perfect and broaden, no end might be 
anticipated to include all of the possible problems perhaps emerging here 
and there either today or tomorrow. Again and again they ask themselves, 
what on earth is the substantive root of these annoyance? How can so many 
laws fail to protect the proliferation of problems? And ultimately, some of 
them may be able to find the answer: the exclusion of moral behaviors.

Laws, from the first day being established and coming into the effect, are 
only used to rule people's behaviors expressed in ordinary life protecting 
them from the detriment to the normal operation of the whole community, but 
its antennae cannot elongated into the domain of moral thoughts wandering 
inside people's mind. For instance, any judge can sentence a man to a 
certain range of incarceration for his atrocious action exerted onto an old 
woman into an extent of injury, while he cannot convict the same crime to a 
man merely not willing to give up his seat to the old, in that he has not 
worked against the clauses of the law, but against the potential laws of 
morality accepted and shared by the whole society, and at the point of the 
regulation of morality, he commits a misdemeanor for irreverence to the 
old. Hence, for the case of just like the latter under discussion, the law 
system accordingly is far away from the anticipated perfection.

Then comes the vacancy of this dimension hastily needed to be filled in 
with effective strategies, due to the incompetence of the law and legal 
system, thus no other way can we turn to but the education institution. To 
deal with the field of human ideology and mentality, no weapon is weighed 
equivalently with the educational inculcation. A great man later 
predominant in our human society almost at times resort his current success 
to his earlier knowledge gained from either formal or informal education in 
public, and nowadays to our teenagers' crime the attitude our society 
acquiesced is the right leading of legal views and proper instillation of 
moral generalities, but how can the complexion today is turned out like 
that, the focus on the education is just circumscribed in the circle of the 
tiny piles of our children with the preclusion of our adults? Are our 
adults sacred and righteous enough to rule out any invasion of the 
fallacious and criminal ideas? Never! It is promising to disperse the 
education course convergent in the center of morality and ethos any 
wholesome community should stick to can obtain as evident as the prosperity 
of the growth of our children appeared. 

Admittedly, load the package of these out-law behaviors to the education 
system does not mean the legal system can break away from the ally with the 
teaching institution. Both of the behaviors, despite the existence of the 
discrepancy regarding to different categories behaviors belong to, 
"communicate" with each other sometimes. Like commonly seen in daily life, 
the son of a family does not intend to afford the last half of life enjoyed 
by his parents at the same time has the craving to get the affluent 
inheritance accumulated by them for their formal half life, then the 
tragedy might happen when the son compelled his parents to remove all their 
earnings into the credit of his own without promising the compulsory 
commitment to take care of them. In the end, one morning, abruptly and 
surprisingly, he received a subpoena from the court for the prosecution 
from his parents. To avoid such tragic matters perform once again, it is 
almost necessary and urgent to bridge the joint between the two systems and 
let the comprehensive effects produce the most powerful strength 
extirpating the problems involved in the whole discussion range.

As talked so much above, not only must legal system try its best to 
escalate his duty onto a higher stage for stabilizing social order, but 
also the education system ought to associate into the solution group to 
function at the law-forbidden domain of morality. Once the primary measure 
proffered above can put into practice, I believe insofar, the social 
problem's extinction is just lying in the near future. (735 words)

195."The goal of politics should not be the pursuit of an ideal, but rather 
the search for common ground and reasonable consensus." 
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202."Unlike great thinkers and great artists, the most effective political 
leaders must often yield to public opinion and abandon principle for the 
sake of compromise." 
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significant events and trends in history were made possible not by the 
famous few, but by groups of people whose identities have long been 
forgotten." 
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54."History teaches us only one thing: knowing about the past cannot help 
people to make important decisions today." 
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impede than to encourage progress." 
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84."In any field of endeavor, it is impossible to make a significant 
contribution without first being strongly influenced by past achievements 
within that field."
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103."The study of history has value only to the extent that it is relevant 
to our daily lives."
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110."When we concern ourselves with the study of history, we become 
storytellers. Because we can never know the past directly but must 
construct it by interpreting evidence, exploring history is more of a 
creative enterprise than it is an objective pursuit. All historians are 
storytellers." 
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understanding of the past provides little guidance for living in the 
present."
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221."The chief benefit of the study of history is to break down the 
illusion that people in one period of time are significantly different from 
people who lived at any other time in history."
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226."People are mistaken when they assume that the problems they confront 
are more complex and challenging than the problems faced by their 
predecessors. This illusion is eventually dispelled with increased 
knowledge and experience."
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27."No one can possibly achieve success in the world by conforming to 
conventional practices and conventional ways of thinking."
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37."In most societies, competition generally has more of a negative than a 
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46."While some leaders in government, sports, industry, and other areas 
attribute their success to a well-developed sense of competition, a society 
can better prepare its young people for leadership by instilling in them a 
sense of cooperation." 
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An eminent society is never short in large quantities of great leaders 
active in various fields covering each side of human life, and 
traditionally it is believed that these elites' production results from the 
socially welcomed form-competition. While with the development of the 
complexity of social work level, cooperation is exerting an innegligible 
influence on the growing leaderships; I still warrant the competition is 
the unique source of leaderships.

As we all can easily understand, being a leader means the power he embraces 
is largely different with other else, and at the same time he has the 
admiring privilege to enjoin someone else to action as what he said and 
thought to realize his design, which in the end is involved into his solo 
contributions. Nobody, I believe, would like to live under the other's feet 
and willingly work for other's profits heart and soul; briefly, the throne 
of leadership is the dream of nearly everyone. Thus comes the competition, 
the ferocious competition, whose aim is stuck to snatch the limited 
opportunity to launch a higher ascendance to higher status. And from the 
perspective of cooperation, the situation is not necessarily the same. Each 
person works as a particularly fixed position previously distributed, and 
until the finish of this task, no phenomenon of preeminence is emerged from 
this assembly line, and leadership is just like the moon in the pond.

A corroborative evidence to display this assertion is the current trend 
suffuses American schools as an exotic picture. No matter in what kind of 
activities, children today is no less than any anterior generation to 
concern about their performance in comparison with their coeval classmates. 
In the classroom presentation, the participants' behavior of caviling each 
other's claim gradually evolved into a campaign of defending their own 
belief; and in the pastime the relaxed games such as football, usually 
begins at a asphyxiate atmosphere like the dawn of war and ends with crying 
and moaning. All these signs are speaking of the prevalent existence of 
children's mentality for best, owing to their teachers' instilment, their 
parents' preachment, perhaps adding the community's propaganda, about how 
competition successfully mold a group after a group of admirable leaders.

Admittedly, one of the indispensable dispositions any leader should be 
contain is the ability to get negotiation, or make a concord with the 
subordinates, only then you can make best use of them to serve for you. 
But, we have to face the possible aftermath for idolizing this policy, 
between the partners they is getting more and more the sense of 
inalienability from each other, which seems a beneficial and inapproachable 
fruit, while further they will ineluctably miss themselves in the fogy 
forest of self-exhibition, and each one of them cannot credit him alone can 
do better, see farther, think wiser, than the others. If that happens, the 
community can make any revolutionary progress in that each similar ones 
ought to rely heavily on the courage and sage stems from the individual 
leaders not perceptible by other ordinary. Following the vanishing of 
distinguish, the disappearance of these impulses pushing society ahead 
thereby turns into a pond of backwater.

In any level of society, it is always a statement of a minority dominating 
the majority, which imbues the role of leader a paramount load to take 
responsibility to the progress of human civilization; and it is just this 
load requiring the most serious sifting for the apropos person to assume 
this task deprived of any frivolous. As a factor worthy of consideration, 
cooperation, after all, might immerse the talent the gifted people fit for 
the leadership, while competition, and only competition, can be fulfilled 
as the touchstone to pick out the "real gold" and let it radiate its 
brilliant gloss. (623 words)

64."Many people know how to attain success, but few know how to make the 
best use of it." 
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power should step down after five years. The surest path to success for any 
enterprise is revitalization through new leadership." 
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not those who develop their own new ideas, but those who are most gifted at 
perceiving and coordinating the talents and skills of others." 
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requires cooperation, which motivates people much more than individual 
competition does." 
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he only way to succeed is to take a practical, rather than an idealistic, 
point of view. Pragmatic behavior guarantees survival, whereas idealistic 
views tend to be superceded by simpler, more immediate options."
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trouble." 
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details may be worked out by a team, but true innovation results from the 
enterprise and unique perception of an individual." 
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risks than from careful and cautious planning." 
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competitive, but learning to be cooperative."
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