Everest

Nothing to see here just a bored person who has the hobby of drawing. nothing interesting. I Love drawing cats and being chaotic:).
No hay nada que ver aquí, solo una persona aburrida que tiene como hobby dibujar. Nada interesante. Me encanta dibujar gatos y ser caótica :).
何も見るものはありません。絵を描くのが趣味の、ただのつまらない男です。特に面白いこともありません。猫を描くのと、カオスを作るのが大好きです。
Não há nada para ver aqui, apenas uma pessoa aborrecida que tem o hobby de desenhar. nada de interessante. Adoro desenhar gatos e ser caótica:).
Rien à voir ici, juste une personne ennuyeuse qui dessine comme hobby. Rien d'intéressant. J'adore dessiner des chats et être chaotique :).
Uhm why are you still reading?
There's literally nothing interesting here-
Bro who even wants to read my nonsense boring paragraphs?
Dude stop wasting your time reading this.
If your just waiting for me to reveal my gender or age, not happening buddy.
Since you seem to love reading paragraphs, here's my projects through the years.
Question 1:What could happen when people are not allowed to make their own choices?
When people are not allowed to make their own decisions, they lose their personality and start to be less and less like humans for example, in the book they called the japanese “aliens” because, they were seen as an enemy and when someone has rules and specific directions forced upon them without their consent, they can't think for themselves and their rights are forgotten despite the fact that in the constitution it says “All men are created equally” but at the time America saw the Japanese/Japanese Americans as nothing more than aliens or enemies.
Question 2: What was life like for the Japanese-Americans during the war?
The reason I chose this question is because, in the book it tells us about what was really going on during the war, not what Americans believed was happening or not the sugar coated version. I also chose this question because, Throughout the book the theme seems to be Family struggles or, not all people are treated equally. That and the fact that the book covers exactly how the Japanese struggled during the war and what it was like for the japanese americans on a daily basis such as what they ate, what it was like to live in such small spaces and all the struggles of having a family and trying to keep the family happy, striving and alive because, the war was a real thing happening and so were the camps that changed thousands of lives during the time period.
Question 3:Do you believe younger or older generations were more affected by the internment camps?
In my honest opinion, i believe that the younger generations were more affected by the internment camps because at the ages they were at, you start memorizing stuff and gaining knowledge of the world around you so, they probably remember all the details and since they were so young and lived there practically most of them live to tell the story and since they were only children, they were probably hit the hardest by the change of setting and family along with the whole education system and what they ate, and since they were still developing, since they were treated poorly they could have grown improperly and they knew about the war and what discrimination their people were getting and how the Americans were so against the Japanese. The kids barely got to have choices and they didn't get to choose how they grew up basically and they didn't get the future they wanted. In Farewell to Manzanar, Jeanne was only around 7-9 when she and her family were sent to camp and she describes how hard it was to keep the family together and how the war was affecting her view on things such as the Americans during the time.
World War 2 was one of the biggest and most dangerous wars in history.
30 Countries were involved.
It lasted 6 whole wretched years.
15 million Military men died and at least over 38 Million Civilians died.
One of the main causes of WW2 was the man who made his name known for the cruelty he did, Adolf Hitler. He wanted to expand and make more room for territory for “living space” so the soldiers would be independent and to keep the military secure at the time. Then, Germany invaded Poland, and Germany thought this would bring Britain and France to be Germany’s Allies, Less than Two Days later, Both Britain and France Declared war on Germany starting WW2.
Key: 1.What is it? 2.Why was it made? 3.Who made it? 4.When was it made 5.Main question
1.Basically, The first amendment confirmed that people with religions, expression, and, assembly would be given rights to petition and basic civil rights such as the freedom of the speech and press as well as the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government, and the right to make complaints, ask for assistance of the government without having to fear being punished for doing so. They also never stated a specific age you have to be for this to apply.(mtsu.edu)2.The first amendment was made so the government couldn't steal peoples right of speech or dictate it, therefore,they don't get to choose who speaks and who doesn't.(csu system.edu) 3.The lead author of the first amendment was James Madison who got it passed by the House and Senate. George Madison made the Bill Of Rights so the government wouldn't have as much control over the people, their decisions, as well as their rights of speech. James Madison was a founding father and he found that the military was weak and just not good in general which is why he made the Bill Of Rights. 4.It was ratified (To give formal consent to an official agreement) on December 15th, 1791 in the Independence hall of Virginia.(Findlaw.com)5.To restrict the government from choosing for the people and taking their rights of speech and To give people the right to view other people's perspectives as well as allow them to complain without punishment.(history.com)
When lightning strikes, a chemical reaction called a “Ozone reaction” happens and, this reaction often happens in places where warm weather causes precipitation and evaporation. The type of chemical reaction is a Electrochemical reaction between positive and negative electrons. When, this chemical reaction occurs, there is 2 products, Hydroxyl and Hydroperoxyl.
True fact, after lightning strikes the ground, another chemical reaction happens which leads, to the soil being fertilized which helps plants and grass grow.
Fun facts:
Lightning makes thunder.
Lightning can occur during a snowstorm.
Lightning travels between clouds.
Lighting is extremely hot.
Have you ever wondered what happened to the endangered, long tailed macaque and pigtailed macaque monkeys? These Endangered monkeys have been pushed to extinction by animal testing.(peta.org) Animal Testing has been a problem since the 1860’s. (Animal testing is when scientists expose animals to diseases, products, and drugs, Causing these animals to suffer and become distressed.)(hsi.org) I strongly believe that animal testing is wrong, and stopped because it harms the Environment and Animals.
Animal testing is an injustice to this society because not only are we testing dangerous products on animals, they don't do this at free will and it brings some species to the brink of extinction such as the Long tailed and Pig tailed Macaque Monkeys.(peta.org) Not only that but, the animals tested on are held in isolated, small cages, forced to eat things they don't want to and, They are Executed After their experimentation is done.(medicine.missouri.edu)
The only way we can solve this problem is, finding a substance or chemical or anything necessary that would be more human-like than those animals, that scientists could test on something that wouldn't go extinct. Another thing that would also help would be donated human tissue that could be healthy or not, because it would serve as a disease tester and it would cause animal testing to be unused due to the helpfulness of donated human tissue.(crueltyfreeinternational.org)
One scientist claims “Some Experiments are less harmful such as having a mouse press a button for a food pallet While there are ones that cause more harm such as, experiments involving surgery where researchers use anesthetics”(apa.org) When they made this claim, they are saying that not all of the experiments are harmful and although that may be a factor, they still use the animals for human necessities when there’s a simpler ways to test human products such as donated human tissue and, although they claim that some experiments just have animals getting food or learning human activities, animals aren't made to be trained as humans or testing dummies so, i still believe animal testing is bad.
To wrap things up, Animal Testing harms animals and forces them to undergo experiments that harm the society as well as populations of species. It’s brought species to extinction and should not be used in any human studies. There’s alternatives that should be used instead for better research and a better society as a whole.
This is the end of it so adios.