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    Exercise 1 Metacognitive Reading Report: 1. Difficult Concepts

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    The document provides instructions for a reading assignment on an article by William Nelson Joy titled "Why the future doesn't need us?" It includes sections for noting difficult concepts in the article and insights gained from reading it. For difficult concepts, it asks about the terms "masupials", "Luddite", and the meaning of "elite" in the article. The learning insights section describes how the reader's preconceptions about the topic changed after reading, realizing that humans risk becoming obsolete due to overreliance on technologies we create, and that technologies intended to help can still cause harm if misused.

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    The document provides instructions for a reading assignment on an article by William Nelson Joy titled "Why the future doesn't need us?" It includes sections for noting difficult concepts in the article and insights gained from reading it. For difficult concepts, it asks about the terms "masupials", "Luddite", and the meaning of "elite" in the article. The learning insights section describes how the reader's preconceptions about the topic changed after reading, realizing that humans risk becoming obsolete due to overreliance on technologies we create, and that technologies intended to help can still cause harm if misused.

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    The document provides instructions for a reading assignment on an article by William Nelson Joy titled "Why the future doesn't need us?" It includes sections for noting difficult concepts in the article and insights gained from reading it. For difficult concepts, it asks about the terms "masupials", "Luddite", and the meaning of "elite" in the article. The learning insights section describes how the reader's preconceptions about the topic changed after reading, realizing that humans risk becoming obsolete due to overreliance on technologies we create, and that technologies intended to help can still cause harm if misused.

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    Exercise 1 Metacognitive Reading Report: 1. Difficult Concepts

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    The document provides instructions for a reading assignment on an article by William Nelson Joy titled "Why the future doesn't need us?" It includes sections for noting difficult concepts in the article and insights gained from reading it. For difficult concepts, it asks about the terms "masupials", "Luddite", and the meaning of "elite" in the article. The learning insights section describes how the reader's preconceptions about the topic changed after reading, realizing that humans risk becoming obsolete due to overreliance on technologies we create, and that technologies intended to help can still cause harm if misused.

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    Exercise 1 Metacognitive Reading Report

    Instructions: Read William Nelson Joy's Why the future doesn't need us?
    htttp://www.wired.com/2000104/ 7oy.amv/itrm then complete the
    metacognitive reading report.

    1. Difficult Concepts

    a. The term “Masupials” in the article

    b. The term “Luddite” in the article

    c. The meaning of the word “elite” in the article

    2. Learning Insights

    a. Before reading the article I thought that the topic was about us, human
    being useless in the future.
    However, after reading the article, I now think/learned that yes, it’s about
    us, humans that are not going to be needed in the future, but it’s also
    human who causes that to happen. Technologies were created to help
    humans but we became more dependent to technology because of the
    assurance of quality and speed of its work.
    b. Before reading the article I thought that technology is vital in our society
    and it will be very helpful if it is used in a right way.
    However, after reading the article, I now think/learned that even if
    technology is used in a right way, it can still harm us in any possible way.
    For example our overused of antibiotics led to much more complicated
    problems. Thus, this can also be applied to technology. If we became
    more dependent to technology, we will be too lazy to do anything.

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