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Monday, August 27, 2012

# 3 Once Upon a Long Time Ago


Once Upon a Long Time Ago.
Cameron Canupp
Eng 102 M-W 5:00 pm
Michael Benton

            Enlightenment was shown heavily through the RSAnimation video that I Watched in class, it showed a nice take on how in the 18th century our founding fathers have came up with an idea or ideas, that could change the country. The enlightenment made public schools, a currency that we still use today, it helped break Americans away from many of their ties they had with England. I’d say many if not every country has had some sort of enlightenment, this is where they try to set boundary for everyday lives to or in order to be happy so they say.
            Personally I think its time for a new enlightenment, the 21st century is in desperate need of one. All we do as every day working Americans is make the rich richer and the poor more poor, and warn out. If you start at the bottom of our society it is hard to get back up. Don’t get me wrong though if your at the top its just as easy to slip off. Are we all happy as Americans? Personally I think not I feel as if we are fed up with the he said or she said, finding total happiness in today’s society I believe its damn near impossible.
            I agree how today’s education is ran as if it were a factory, kids all the same age groups go in everyday and study and work for a chance to go to college and be successful. Just because you have that degree does not automatically pay off, Its hard to get a job in a certain specialized field. Which is no good if you go to school for twenty plus years including grade school through graduate school. And still not have a job, how does this make you happy. To find happiness you have to find it on your own not what they say (government, boss, mother, father, and teachers ect.) Its what you do or how you interpret life. We are in desperate need for a  21st century enlightenment. 

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