<p>Contrary to popular perception, science fiction blah blah as a means of exploring futurism.</p>
<p>Since the underlined portion was “as a means of exploring” shouldn’t we change that phrase to just “to explore” instead? </p>
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<p>okay so if they had only underlineed “as a means of” i totally would have put no error. but since they put “as a means of EXPLORING” isn’t that a little wordy? i mean “they use science fiction to explore futurism” just sounds better than “they use science fiction as a means of exploring futurism”.</p>
<p>I had the privacy essay. I really couldn’t think of ANYthing to put for it. I used two scenarios… something about teenagers indulging in secrets over the phone and identity theft…</p>
<p>And I had some statistics that I made up. But I wouldn’t be too surprised if they’re right. Haha.</p>
<p>what did you end up writing about? I ended up using 1984 by george orwell even though i’ve never read it and don’t even remember the main character’s name… plus i used the american revolution but i think i was stretching it there</p>
<p>Privacy was horrible. I seriously wanted to quit because of it T-T</p>
<p>but I finished up the 2 pages, I wrote about The Grapes of Wrath, The Crucible, and Ancient Roman public services… the first two pieces of literature were almost not related at all… but I used the word “privacy” a lot, so hopefully, it seems connected :(</p>
<p>I don’t know… it’s just that “a means of exploring” sounds funny to me. “a means to explore” or “to explore” or even “a means for exploring” sounds better. that’s just me thoughh</p>