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     Diet and exercise are   two things lacking in American Culture. For many people with health conditions, these two simple things can help and often times cure their conditions. So why is the front page of the magazine "Clean Eating" a giant two stack burger? Clean eating should be exactly what it is. CLEAN EATING.        Having to give up certain food items while on a diet is tough to handle, especially during the first month. Cravings from withdraw of certain food items, and your mind begins to play tricks with you get said craving.       "You've had a tough day, you deserve a milkshake" -Your Brain     But the Clean Eating ad has a solution for that. Their burger in their picture is made to look more healthy and pleasing, against your traditional burger. Notice the color enhancement of the vegetables and leafy green. The vibrant red of the tomato, and the light purple of the onion stand out the most and almost make you forget that it's a burger.      B

    Operation Paperclip      WW2 was a both interesting and tragic time in our past. Also, one thing many people undermine is that much of the facts is foggy and many things happened under the nose of the U.S. public. One of those things was Operation Paperclip      Operation Paperclip was a top-secret program conducted by the United States government in the aftermath of World War II, which aimed to recruit Nazi scientists and engineers for employment in the US military and intelligence agencies. The program was launched in 1945 and continued until 1957, during which time over 1,600 scientists and technicians were brought to the United States, despite their past association with the Nazi regime.        The origins of Operation Paperclip date back to the final months of World War II when it became clear that the United States was going to be the primary superpower after the war. At the time, the United States was keen to gain access to the scientific and technological expertise of Na

"Fresh" Watching the 2009 documentary film "Fresh" for the first time was an eye opening experience despite it's quality. It's controversial topic and intense claims get the audience thinking and questioning the quality and integrity of modern agriculture. The general public will learn a lot about agriculture and the questionable decisions made by large companies. On the flip side to the bad the good things certain individuals and foundations are making great strides in educating proper agriculture. Even proving many people wrong, and proving agriculture of the old is sustainable and can be done on a large scale.  "Fresh" can arguably be still considered current. Issues like land degradation, and tainted water supplies are announced as possible side effects of poor agricultural practices. One can say the film foreshadowed these current issues.  With these issues ignorance isn't bliss, and being willfully blind to these issues is doing more dama

       Conspiracy theories have been around for centuries like the Salem Witch Trials. Innocent women accused of Witchcraft were murdered based on the beliefs of men. But they have gained more attention in recent years due to the rise of social media and the internet. These theories can be defined as an explanation or interpretation of events or situations that involve secret and powerful groups or individuals acting against the common good. While some may believe that conspiracy theories provide a way to uncover hidden truths, they can also have dangerous consequences. In this blog post, we will explore the dangers and benefits of conspiracy theories.       Conspiracy theories p romote mistrust and paranoia.  Conspiracy theories can create mistrust and paranoia in people, making them believe that the world is not as it seems. This can lead to feelings of isolation and fear, and ultimately cause harm to individuals and society as a whole.       Conspiracy theories are often based on

     The ad "Tailgater :30" uses a number of rhetorical elements in order to persuade viewers to consider purchasing Allstate insurance. One of the main elements used in the ad is logos, or an appeal to logic and reason. The ad seeks to persuade viewers that accidents can happen at any time, and that having Allstate insurance can help protect them in the event of an accident. By depicting Mayhem as a reckless driver who causes an accident, the ad seeks to emphasize the importance of having reliable insurance coverage.      Another rhetorical element used in the ad is ethos, or an appeal to credibility and authority. Allstate is a well-known and respected brand in the insurance industry, and uses this reputation in order to persuade viewers that Allstate is a reliable and trustworthy choice for insurance coverage. By presenting Mayhem as a character who represents the risks and dangers of driving without insurance, the ad uses ethos to persuade viewers that Allstate is a respo

First and foremost, I don't condone nor encourage any consumption of any illegal drugs. This is just controversial information.         DMT , or N,N-dimethyltryptamine, is a powerful hallucinogenic substance that has gained a lot of attention in recent years due to its alleged therapeutic and spiritual benefits. However, it is also a highly controversial substance that has been associated with a number of risks and potential negative effects. In this blog post, we will explore some of the controversial benefits of DMT and the potential risks associated with its use.      DMT is a naturally occurring psychedelic substance that can be found in certain plants and animals. It is also produced by the human body in small amounts. DMT is often referred to as the "spirit molecule" due to its alleged ability to induce mystical and transcendent experiences. Advocates of DMT claim that it can be used to treat a variety of mental health conditions, such as depression, anxiety, and ad