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In Chapter 10, Nagel worries that life “as a whole” is meaningless. Explain what motivates this worry for Nagel. Not knowing if god exist motivates Nagel to believe that life is meaningless. He states, “ But my problem here, as with the role of God as ulmate explanaon, is that I'm not sure I understand the idea”(Nagel 99). Nagel feels that a belief in God is not enough to give life meaning. What is the “experience machine”? Why does Nozick think that people will generally reject submitting to the experience machine? The “ experience machine” is basically a machine that allows you to live out all your dreams in a fake life. Nozick believes that people will reject the “experience machine” because people want more than just an experience of doing something; people want to act in the process that gives us those experiences. For Pojman, what are three negative consequences of not believing in God? Explain his reasoning. Three negative consequences of not believing in God for Pojman are there wouldn't be "harmony and purpose in the universe" (Pojman, 29), we wouldn't be able choose what is good or evil, and we wouldn't have any purpose. For Pojman, not believing in God or religion shouldn't even be a thing to consider because the idea gives our lives meaning and keeps us moral. What does Sartre mean by “existence precedes essence,” and how does this idea connect to his atheism? When Sartre says "existence precedes essence," he means that "man is responsible for what he is" (Sartre, 3). Something appears to be what it is on sight versus what it could possibly be before it's current appearance or what may be on the inside. This ties in to his atheism because he feels that, as humans, we must create our own value and meaning and not base it on the meaning and value of God and his descriptions. INTERPRETIVE ESSAYS – Answer BOTH If you were given the chance to plug into the “experience machine” for the rest of your life, would you accept? Why or why not? Explain your answer. I have to play both sides of the fence here because the “experience machine” can be use a gate to a better life if reality is hell for you right now. That being said, many people see Plugging themselves into the machine as pledging to commit suicide, as the process is unpluggable. Would life be meaningless if you knew with 100% certainty that there was no God or no afterlife? Explain your answer. As Nagel explained in chapter 9, God alone is not enough to give meaning to life. Although his reasoning goes on to implicate that life is meaningless, I feel that meaning could still be pulled from out of our living. If God or no afterlife did not exist, I still believe life would still have

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Chapter 4 Review Quesons 3. Which of the following condions requires cable not to exceed a recommended maximum length? D. Aenuaon 5. What happens to signal as they travel the length of the medium? c. They anenuate. 6.Which of the following UTP suscepble to? (choose all that apply.) a. EMI b. Crosstalk 9. You have been hired to install a network at a large government agency that wants to reduce the likelihood of electronic eavesdropping on its network. What type of cable is most resistant to eavesdropping? d. Fiber opc 10. Which of the following is a characterisc of unshielded twisted pair cables? (Choose all that apply.) c. Has a distance limitaon of 100 meters d. Is suscepble to electrical interference 13. When two cables run side by side, signals traveling down one wire might interfere with signals traveling on the other wire. What is this phenomenon called? Crosstalk 16. Which of the following is a component of a structured cabling system? (Choose all that apply.) b. TIA/EIA 568A d. TIA/EIA 568B < Chapter 7 Review Quesons Starts On The Next Page > Chapter 7 Review Quesons 3. Which of the following is considered a Layer 2 device? b. Switch 8. What does it mean if the ﬁrst 24 bits of a MAC address are 01:00:5E? b. It’s a mulcast frame. 11. Which of the following is a Layer 3 device? a. Router 17. If you don’t want wireless clients to view the name of your wireless network, what feature should you use? b. Disabling SSID broadcasts 18. To prevent a wardriver from being able to interpret captured wireless network data, you should enable which of the following? c. WPA or WPA2 24. Which device is used to communicate between broadcast domains? C. Router

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EET282 Homework 4 1. What is the standard for Bluetooth? The standard for Bluetooth is 802.15 2. What is Bluesnarfing? Bluesnarfing is basically when you are able to gain unauthorized access to another users device by using a Bluetooth capable device. 3. What is WPA? Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) is a security standard that uses TKIP for encryption. More secure than WEP. 4. What does QoS stand for and what does it mean? Quality of Service (QoS) basically is the measure of how well a network is able to achieve its prescribed capabilities, such as achieving high bandwidth and quality network performance. 5. What are the ways by which Information Security (IS) is protected? It is most important to protect information using the IS security triad: Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability (CIA). This ensures a comprehensive approach to protecting important security information such as Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Most of this accomplished by ensuring your personnel are trained regularly, you implement and maintain security policies and that your products meet current securtiy standards. 6. Name the antenna that is shown below omnidirectional antenna. Its transmission power is equal in all horizontal directions ( T/ F). True 7. Why is it important to get OS updates as soon as possible? For the most part, operating system updates fix bugs, add new features, and most importantly security updates. While these updates do not come out as often as the threats emerge, that is why it also important to have anti-virus software installed on your devices. 8. What are the functions of RADIUS server? A RADIUS server basically allows for remote access servers, receiving connection requests from RADIUS client to authenticate users and then returns the necessary information back. It also essentially performs AAA (Authentication, Authorization and Accounting). 9. Wireless Bridges can be used for connection of networks between two buildings on the order of 1 to 18 miles apart at data rates of about 11 Mbps. (T/ F) True

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