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Jackie Owen
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Updated Sep 15, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:00
Chapter 2
00:08
Chapter 3
00:27
Chapter 4
00:28
Chapter 5
00:31
Chapter 6
00:40
Chapter 7
01:00
Chapter 8
01:03
Chapter 9
01:05
Chapter 10
01:16
Chapter 11
01:45
Chapter 12
01:47
Chapter 13
01:49
Chapter 14
02:00
Chapter 15
02:17
Chapter 16
02:20
Chapter 17
02:21
Chapter 18
02:39
Chapter 19
02:53
Chapter 20
02:55
Chapter 21
02:56
Chapter 22
03:26
Chapter 23
Audio Transcript
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talk real fast.
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Vaccination was invented in 1796 by Edward Jenner.
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It was first used to eradicate the smallpox disease.
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There's been a major impact on me because during the
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coronavirus without the vaccine, I still probably would not be
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able to see my grandparents and my friend in my
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college experience would be completely different than it is now.
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I value vaccines much more now that I know without
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what diseases like without the vaccine.
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Coffee machine.
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First modern coffee pot was distributed in 18 oh six
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and it made it much easier for people to make
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coffee in their homes and made coffee much more popular.
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And what we can do coffee pot has an impact
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on me because it has brought me closer to my
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mom during Covid and it also basically closer to my
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friends and we'd like to go out for coffee a
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lot. I could probably live without across machine.
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But it is brought me a lot of experiences that
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I cherish.
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The Kodak camera, Kodak camera was launched to the public
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in 1888.
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It made photography a lot more accessible to the public
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as it required luck equipment than it had before.
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Points to me, my grandfather um, was very into photography
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and even had a dark room in his basement.
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Um, I've never met him because he passed away years
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before I was born.
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But I, when I took photography classes, I found negative
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that he had of old pictures he took and developed
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them in the dark room and I feel like that
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brought me closer to my grandfather also made a lot
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of friends due to my photography crosses and I'm very
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passionate about photography, the internet.
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The internet came to fruition in the 1960s with the
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first transmission of information between two different computers by a
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scientist at MIT.
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That is important to me because I use it every
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single day.
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It's how I do school and without it, everything that
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I do would take way way longer.
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I would have less time with my family and friends
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and I will not be able to get as much
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information on this thing.
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Video calls, first video call happened on June 30, 1970.
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Um They installed 38 picture phones throughout Pittsburgh in a
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different companies.
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But they use picture films were mad a commercial success.
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Every call was extremely expensive.
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Video calls are important to me because makes me able
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to see my family and friends while I'm here at
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college and how I did school and how he kept
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in contact with my friends throughout Covid cell phone.
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The cell phone was first Distribue in 1984.
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It was a huge phone.
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People call it to break.
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Um, but now the modern cell phone is very, very
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important to me because about it.
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I don't know what I would do.
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I tell my dad for any questions I have while
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I'm out.
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I also would not be able to get anywhere without
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the GPS, but I have on my phone.
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I would probably be lost all of and those are
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the technologies that have had the biggest impact on me.
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