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However, in a society that values conformity. I believe that we would still trend toward that dystopian place even if people were to chose their own traits. The thing with equality is that most of the time, it's a total farce. This is due to the fact that the process in order for equality to be established involves vesting most of the power a group holds into one entity. Oftentimes one who ends up being corrupt and thus worsening the problem you set out to solve. That's the beauty of the starlight ep, most people never think of that aspect of equality, that there is an inherent downside.

Do I want to change myself at all? No. Even ethically I feel that even with the ability to reprogram others and ourselves to meet socially accepted standards, we would be effectively stifling out the creativity and individualism that makes every one unique. A good example of this is with Starlight Glimmer. She created a society where everyone thought, acted and looked the same and it turned out to be a dystopian place due to the fact that our individual talents and flaws are what make up our unique personality and therefore enhance collective creativity and individualism as a whole.

Went through my "Trying to be Black phase" (I'm white) in middle school. Closet brony phase (something I probably will be stuck in forever) Welcome to the dark side ^.^

My Favourite Mane 6 Pony: Twilight Sparkle How did you find MLP Forums?: Volunteering for Babscon and need to find someone with a room to share. How you became a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: I accidentally clicked on a link to an mlp parody of a college humor video ( It was "the six ponies you will date" lol). At the time, I kinda backed away from it assuming I fell onto the weird side of youtube again. Who would have known that years later that a close friend of mine would sit me down to watch Winter wrap up and I would become entranced by those colorful pastel horses. Ok. About myself. I'm a born and raised Long Islander. I'm currently going to Stony Brook University to do a degree in Economics and pre-med ( weird combo but then again, I'm somewhat a weird guy). Some of my interests include Psychology, Neuroscience and Politics. I originally was dragged into the fandom by one of my close friends, who sat me down to watch an episode and after that, I was absolutely hooked. This was further amplified by a lot of the fanwork such as animations, fanfics and analyses which were not only interesting but also inspired me to attempt my own work. I've never been much of a creative person and the idea of picking up a pencil to write or sketch anything that wasn't required coursework would have been absolutely ridiculous. However, I did write some stories and attempt to do some sketches and despite them being completely terrible (for now, hopefully), I do credit the fandom for giving me the inspiration to try something new and go outside my comfort zone. Fun fact. I also recently bought a ps4 and recently got into gaming. I guess that's about it.

lol it gets significantly worse (I have a 10pg research paper due next week). The best introductory paragraphs start broad and then narrow their focus. So, my suggestion is that you start by describing a event that had significant impact on your life and then narrow down how it shaped you personally. Then go from there.