- Many women are objectified by men (through 'catcalling') when in public spaces. These encounters can become threatening and undermining to the safety of these women.
- Once they are mass-produced, 'smart' or 'self-driving' cars will eliminate the need for human drivers, thus raising unemployment rates and harming the economy.
- Members of the FSU football team are not disciplined appropriately for their actions because of their contribution to the financial well-being of Tallahassee. This will lead to them graduating with a very poor understanding of social and ethical responsibilities.
- The general public has not been properly educated about all of the effects - both beneficial and detrimental - of marijuana, causing their opinions and subsequent votes on its legalisation to be uninformed and therefore not fully valid.
- Many of the classes at UF have too much material forced into the curriculum causing students to either learn only for exams and subsequently to forget; or to attempt to learn and understand the material fully and at their own pace causing their grade to suffer.
- Many areas on the UF campus are not lit well enough at night, creating a space in which it is far too easy to commit an assault without getting caught.
- Too many people around the world do not have access to clean water or adequate sanitation.
- When houses are demolished by tornadoes (especially in areas that experience frequent tornadoes, such as Oklahoma), they are rebuilt in practically the exact same way, only to be ruined again when the next tornado comes through. This causes expenses for home owners that they can't necessarily afford.
- Hollywood seems to be practically incapable of producing original films any more. The majority of their output is either adapted books, sequels/prequels, or remakes of old films.
- The fifteen minute break in between classes at UF is not always sufficient for students to get from one class to the next without being late - especially if they need to stay behind after their previous class ends to speak with their instructor.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Problems in the world today include (but are not limited to...)
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Love every single one of these ideas. Here's the problems I think will be most feasible, given the assignment context:
ReplyDeleteThe fifteen minute break in between classes at UF is not always sufficient for students to get from one class to the next without being late - especially if they need to stay behind after their previous class ends to speak with their instructor.
When houses are demolished by tornadoes (especially in areas that experience frequent tornadoes, such as Oklahoma), they are rebuilt in practically the exact same way, only to be ruined again when the next tornado comes through. This causes expenses for home owners that they can't necessarily afford.
Many of the classes at UF have too much material forced into the curriculum causing students to either learn only for exams and subsequently to forget; or to attempt to learn and understand the material fully and at their own pace causing their grade to suffer.
The general public has not been properly educated about all of the effects - both beneficial and detrimental - of marijuana, causing their opinions and subsequent votes on its legalisation to be uninformed and therefore not fully valid.
Members of the FSU football team are not disciplined appropriately for their actions because of their contribution to the financial well-being of Tallahassee. This will lead to them graduating with a very poor understanding of social and ethical responsibilities.
Once they are mass-produced, 'smart' or 'self-driving' cars will eliminate the need for human drivers, thus raising unemployment rates and harming the economy.