1. In the story, the Woken in the Experiment believe that they get to choose their fate.either to give of to reconnect with the rest of the Woken. Can we really control our fate? Describe a time when you thought you had complete control over a choice you were making, but things didn't go as planned. 2. In the story, the Woken were already waiting for humankind to destroy itself due to the poor choices humans were making What should the future look like? Was there any truth to the Woken's observations of humankind?? Is there anything we can do to prevent a similar outcome to the one in the story from happening?

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1. In the story, the Woken in the Experiment believe that they get to choose their fate.either to give of to reconnect with the rest of the Woken. Can we really control our fate? Describe a time when you thought you had complete control over a choice you were making, but things didn't go as planned. 2. In the story, the Woken were already waiting for humankind to destroy itself due to the poor choices humans were making What should the future look like? Was there any truth to the Woken's observations of humankind?? Is there anything we can do to prevent a similar outcome to the one in the story from happening?

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1. No, complete control over fate is an illusion. Life involves uncertainties, and outcomes are influenced by various factors. Personal experience might include a job decision where I believed I had control, but external factors altered the result, emphasizing the limits of control in complex situations.2. The future should involve responsible and sustainable choices. While the story is fictional, human actions can lead to negative consequences. Observations of environmental damage, conflicts, and inequality highlight truths in the Woken's perspective. Preventing a similar outcome requires global cooperation, ethical decision-making, and prioritizing long-term well-being over short-term gains.

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