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    n the novel‚ The Tipping Point‚ by Malcolm Gladwell epidemics are meant to include smoking‚ crime and even Hush Puppies. People you know can spread social or medical epidemics. Epidemic: Spreading rapidly and extensively by infection and affecting many individuals in an area or a population at the same time. In the novel‚ The Tipping Point‚ by Malcolm Gladwell he explains many epidemics that have effected everyone in one way or another. For example‚ Hush Puppies‚ teenage smoking‚ and crime in cities

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    In Kurt Vonnegut’s‚ Harrison Bergeron‚ and Malcolm Gladwell’s‚ Outliers: The Story of Success‚ “The Trouble with Geniuses” Part I & II‚ are both similar because they tell stories that are about geniuses and how they live their lives. Being a genius does not mean that life is simple‚ but that life is filled with disadvantages and you just have to deal with the situations. In Outliers‚ the two main characters are Christopher Langan and Robert Oppenheimer are real people who struggle with their disadvantages

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    little things make a big difference”. The author‚ Malcolm Gladwell argues that immediate environment influences people’s behavior. Based on this‚ the author presents evidence and ultimately argues that readers could modify their behavior with small changes and these could have positive or negative results. In addition to this direct support‚ Gladwell tries to indirectly advance his argument by using a number of persuasive strategies. Gladwell specifically mentions a piece of evidence to support

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    briefly explain the quote’s meaning within the text. Try to answer the “who‚ what‚ so what‚ why‚ where‚ and when.” (4 points possible) (Total points possible: 30) 1. “Pieces of a Puzzle: The Evidence for Pangaea” IR2 2. Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell: a. Ch. 5

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    Do 10 000 Hours Rule Really Work In 2008‚ Malcolm Gladwell published a Outliers book with a world-changing rule of 10‚000 hours. Becoming a bestseller‚ the book changed the beliefs of millions of people. According to Gladwell who actually built his idea on Andres Ericsson’s research‚ you need to perform one action for 10‚000 hours to acquire a certain skill. This is a ‘tipping point of greatness’ in a certain skill or field that you may achieve if you spend the required time for repeating this action

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    The Sports Gene‚ and Malcolm Gladwell‚ Author of Outliers: The Story of Success‚ have different positions on the subject. The excerpt from The Sports Gene is about the athlete Donald Thomas who was gifted with genes that allow him to do well in high-jump. The excerpt from Outliers: The Story of Success is about research done to determine what difference practice makes in people’s success. In response to the question‚ how much of what happens in our lives do we control‚ Gladwell does a better job supporting

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    Microeconomics 2200 December 6th‚ 2013 Outliers There were many important concepts Gladwell listed. His book focused on six main points: opportunity‚ timing‚ ten-thousand hours‚ meaningful work and legacy. The two main focuses of his concepts were Opportunity and Legacy. I believe he chose those two because when and where you are affect a situation but how you approach it is the battery charge for the situation. Gladwell describes how when opportunity presents itself you should seize it. After doing

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    describe the people out of the ordinary‚ the talented ones and to explain why they are so. The first chapter is called the Matthew effect. The author‚ Malcolm Gladwell‚ opens the books by telling the reader that “people don’t rise from nothing”. He starts of by taking about it make a different when and where a person was born and grew up. Gladwell uses the example of hockey players and reveals that hockey players born earlier in the year are most likely to become the better hockey players than those

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    Outline of paper proposed to be to be contributed to: CONSUMER INSIGHTS 2008 Dubai 9-11 February 2009 Title of paper: Mushin No Shin The mindless approach to Insight generation Authors: Name: Mr Arun Joshi Qualifications: Bachelor of Technology‚ Postgraduate Diploma in Management Position in the company: Regional Head: EEMEA Knowledge Management and Client Development Full address: The Nielsen Company PO Box 22525 Sharjah United Arab Emirates Phone: +971 6 517 4202

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    paralyze it .Additionally‚ how shadows are able to slip into our subconscious and be able to enhance our thinking abilities. On the other hand‚ Malcom Gladwell takes a different approach in his essay‚ The Power of Context. Gladwell claims that the sense is developed primarily by what we consider the inconsequential specifics of our surroundings. Gladwell strongly deems the environment to be key developing factor in molding our sense of self. Furthermore‚ Jon Krakauer writer of Selections From into the

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