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A Review of the Temple of Athena in Assos (Behramkale)

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A Review About The Diary of Anne Frank

I want to start by saying that it is a difficult book to read for me. This is a diary written by the thirteen-year-old Anne Frank. In the first pages, It tells about the change in the social structure during the Nazi era and the effects of this change on herself and her family. Since she does not have a close friend, she decides to write in the diary. And her diary becomes her one and only friend during their hiding in the Secret Annex. “I want to go on living even after my death!” she says once. Her wish came true, actually. Anne Frank is now immortal. Her diary translated into hundreds of languages. There are various theatre plays about her. Anne Frank When I compare the diary I've kept at the age of 13 with Anne's diary, I can see how good Anne Frank at writing. All the suffering she was struggling turn a thirteen-year-old kid into a fourteen-year-old young adult. There is no doubt she would be a great author or journalist just like she wanted, if she had li

A General Framework of Industrial Revolutions

Illustration by R. Kikuo Johnson, MIT Tech Review. Industrial Revolution is a process that transforming the producting structre and organization with technological innovations. This process began in 1784 when steam-powered machines in England were involved in production. The discovery of new machines has led to increased productivity in production and hence increased production. The search for new markets and raw materials for increased production has brought with overseas trade between the continents. As a result of the increase of capital accumulation due to increased inter-country trade, there has been an increase in prosperity. (The First Industrial Revoluation) The Assembly Line, which of Henry Ford integrated to production, had led to mass production. And thus, The Second Industrial Revoluation has begun. In this process, workers do not go near the car. Instead of that, parts of the car come in front of the workers with the assembly line. Henry Ford wa

The companies that having the greatest impact in the world today.

We live in an era where technology companies shape the world we live in. The technology has shaped the lifestysles and consumer behaviors we had. Companies that lead innovation can lead the world today. We are at the edge of Industri 4.0, which is going to reshape the world and labour system. Some of the unskilled labours will lose their jobs to robots. The only goal for the capitalist system is profit. In order to increase your profit, you need to lower your expenses. The wage that given to workers is an expense for the company. If you replace the workers with robots, you will increase your profit. Because robots do not need a wage. With a basic formula: The less expence, the more money. I read in a newspaper yesterday, Apple is the first company that worth $1 trillion. Apple, Google, Microsoft… They have the greatest impact in the world today. They are developing the AI, which will be in all aspects of our lives a decade later, -which simply means they will hold the world in thei