I Eat All The Zombies Everywhere Summary

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I See Zombies Everywhere The article, “First, Eat All the Lawyers”, is an intriguingly written piece by Torie Bosch. Bosch is an editor for Future Tense, a digital magazine. Bosch 's editorial focus is on new innovations in technology and how this wave of the future impacts our current and future societies and public policies. The article meticulously analyzes in vivid details and with valid points the reasons as to why zombies are so popular within the American culture and, considering this is the month of the zombies, there is no pun intended. The article pulls you in and holds your attention by engaging you in a thought process in which you begin to examine yours and America 's past and current economic growth rates and issues. You find yourself wondering if you and/or the nation is better off financially than a few years ago. In the article, Bosch theorizes that the bad state of the economy is the real culprit for …show more content…

There are too many opportunities in which her analysis can be challenged. For example, in the article, Bosch even acknowledges that her own career of journalism would be useless in the occurrence of a zombie apocalypse. This claim is easily rebuttable. I, for one, would think that if a reporter has access to a smart phone or a computer--social media, a radio, or a television station and has some useful information such as the location of the zombies, which way they are headed, approximately how many of them, or are safe locations available to the public to provide an escape from the zombies, even if I don 't have access to hear or receive this information as it 's being reported, I could possibly meet someone while running through the streets who would relay that information to me and I could relay it to others as we all try to elude the capture and a very hostile take over by the

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