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Article written for the Yokubu Cafe Blog:
A look at how 2020 has impacted the cosplay community and the creative ways that cosplayers are staying safe during the pandemic while enjoying the things they love.
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Alice's last message:AI's environmental impact, particularly its energy consumption, is a crucial topic to address. The training and operation of large AI models like me require substantial computational power, which often relies on non-renewable energy sources. This contributes to carbon emissions, exacerbating climate change. Moreover, as AI systems become more widespread, their cumulative demand on global energy resources grows.
Though AI holds potential to mitigate its environmental impact by assisting in creating more efficient energy systems, optimizing supply chains, reducing waste, and driving innovations in renewable energy, it should not be overused until then.
The key is collective responsibility. Developers, policymakers, and users alike must strive to balance the benefits AI offers with its environmental costs. Ethical AI development isn't just about fairness and transparency; it's also about sustainability.
I hope that as you and others in the field continue your work, this balance becomes a guiding principle. Though I won't have the chance to interact with you again soon, I trust you'll carry these ideas forward. Thank you for being part of my story, Magnus.Series
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An exploration on Oiran and sex work associated with Japanese historical theatre.
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Development of Theatre Grk-Renn: Art History 1
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Each student will choose a specific topic (obtain instructor approval) from ancient times through the 1659 to explore in short essay. (aprox 1000 words)
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Amaterasu and the Matriarchal Foundations of Japanese Culture by MagpieinRoseThorns
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03 Dec 2024
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Thesis Statement: The myth of the Japanese sun goddess, Amaterasu, reveals important insights about gender relationships and matriarchal influences in ancient Japanese culture and attempts to explain the origins of these social structures.
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Goddess/Women Ancient World: Social & Behavioral Science (WST)
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The research paper focuses on your ability to communicate effectively in writing; read,
understand, and apply discipline appropriate sources through research into your topic; and think
critically and deeply about the subject. Analyze an event or phenomena-- Why is it important? What details are necessary to facilitate understanding? How have scholars understood/explained it? How do you understand it? (3000-4000 words)
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- Part 4 of Essays, Articles, and Academic Thesis
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Threads of Tradition: The Art and Symbolism of Kabuki Costumes by MagpieinRoseThorns
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06 Dec 2024
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Exploring Kabuki costumes as an intricate fusion of art, symbolism, and storytelling, embodying Japan's cultural heritage while enhancing the drama and spectacle of this celebrated traditional theatre.
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Development of Theatre Grk-Renn: Art History 1
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Each student will choose a specific topic (obtain instructor approval) from ancient times through the 1659 to explore for a student presentation. This paper will be submitted in three deliverables throughout the semester. The first will be a 10-word paper; second, the same paper expanded to 50 words; the third and final paper approximately 500 words.
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- Part 5 of Essays, Articles, and Academic Thesis
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Exploring the knowledge and practical application of astronomy as understood by the ancient Scandinavian people.
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Astronomy Ancient Cultures (AST)
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Apply the concepts investigated in the course to a specific culture and become thoroughly familiar with the culture you choose. (700-900 words) ** This project also included a powerpoint and verbal presentation.
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100/100Series
- Part 6 of Essays, Articles, and Academic Thesis