Examination of Human Authenticity in “Dr. Daedalus” and “Alone Together”

Through this process, humans develop and transform the community by occupying the land and treating them as excellent species. In addition, people continue to study human professions. In some terms human beings define themselves through "human credibility". According to the two articles "Dr. Daedalus" and "Alone Together", the author carefully studied the human reality by comparing humans with the other two helpers. Human credibility includes establishing relationships with people through personal and social issues and communication to solve what people have learned before.

Dr. Turkle presented many persuasive indications that technology is likely to dominate our lives and be more and less human beings. Together, she warned us that in just a few years, technology has become a designer of our intimate relationship. "Online, we have become victims of our fellows, we collect thousands of Twitter and Facebook friends and confuse Twitter and wall posts with genuine communication." But this ruthless online digital connection is actually There is not it. Social intimacy, but we feel deeply lonely

Storyteller tells the story of Daedalus and Ikaros. Daedalus is a skilled architect, inventor, and master craftsman. Daedalus lived with his son Ikaros. Daedalus was puzzled by his clumsy son, felt irritated and accepted his nephew Taros as an apprentice. Talos showed skills and wisdom comparable to the wisdom of Daedalus. Daedalus got angry is that everything Talos was not his son, and that boy was concerned about throwing away from the roof to kill him beyond his talent. Vulture spoke to Daedalus, faced his feelings about Talos, and pushed Daedalus to kill the boy. Daedalus and Icarus fled to Crete, where he found himself at the court of King Minos. So, he made a labyrinth to contain Minotaur 's whims. Minos will put Daedalus and Icarus in the maze. After all, Daedalus managed to build it off the maze. Vulture reappears and calls Daedalus a murderer of Taro's murder

As the son of Daedalus master inventor, Icarus is also very proud. The architect of Minos Maze of Crete on Daedalus was imprisoned with his son. He made wings to escape but warned that Icarus would not jump too high because the sun melted the wings. Icarus did not listen: he flew high, his wings melted, and he plummeted to the sea. Jason's story is the first true epic in mythology. It follows a general pattern: the protagonist begins to risk and must overcome some dangers and complete several tasks to achieve his goals. After returning, they need to cancel the murderer and regain the throne. This pattern is almost completely repeated with the story of Odyssey and Aeneas, Theuses and Hercules.