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	<title>Comments on: Quick Sand, Social Responsibility and Race</title>
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		<title>By: chica mexica</title>
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		<description>I couldn’t agree more!

Also, if we are going to be talking about insensible roommates, then I should mention the recent notes I came across. Perhaps, it is not in my position to reflect on the following, but on my way to the bathroom, her scribbled handwriting noted:

“Why Science-Fiction Matters

-Makes us better thinkers: asks the big questions, considers the future, consequences of our actions, recognize how connected everything is…
-Makes us better people: constantly exposing us to difference, makes us more aware and tolerant…”


REALLY? If one takes a class about Science Fiction, that simply acknowledges a certain type of interest, respect, to diverse book readers. BUT—to go off and say that it “makes us better people” doesn’t that seem a bit egotistical and completely unaware of what is really going on around us? 

Maybe I am overanalyzing this entire thing, but it nonetheless, reiterates naivety and the lack of social responsibility amongst....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I couldn’t agree more!</p>
<p>Also, if we are going to be talking about insensible roommates, then I should mention the recent notes I came across. Perhaps, it is not in my position to reflect on the following, but on my way to the bathroom, her scribbled handwriting noted:</p>
<p>“Why Science-Fiction Matters</p>
<p>-Makes us better thinkers: asks the big questions, considers the future, consequences of our actions, recognize how connected everything is…<br />
-Makes us better people: constantly exposing us to difference, makes us more aware and tolerant…”</p>
<p>REALLY? If one takes a class about Science Fiction, that simply acknowledges a certain type of interest, respect, to diverse book readers. BUT—to go off and say that it “makes us better people” doesn’t that seem a bit egotistical and completely unaware of what is really going on around us? </p>
<p>Maybe I am overanalyzing this entire thing, but it nonetheless, reiterates naivety and the lack of social responsibility amongst&#8230;.</p>
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