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European Muslims and Their Political Standpoint The growing number of Muslims in European states begs the question of how a western mostly Catholic society came into integrating with one of foreign views and culture. This article is going to vaguely outline a few moments in history that shaped common views of hostility, the lengths prominent figures went to see the western and Islamic teachings from the same lens, what the future holds for Muslim politicians in Europe and whether they will come as a benefit to their country. It was only after World War II; the prospering trade agreement and the need for a bigger labour force caused an increase in immigration into Europe. In between the period of 1940s to early 1970s, migrants left their country in search of a better lifestyle and higher wages. Though everyone who migrated was not Muslim, the majority of these people came from the surrounding North African and Middle Eastern countries that were under European colonization. Foreign worke...

 https://www.livescience.com/62775-humans-why-scared-of-ai.html Dear Ms. Weisberger, I have recently read your article, ‘Why Does Artificial Intelligence Scare Us So Much?’ with interest; which led me to discover major misconceptions that you in community with the rest of the authors portray. I am writing to inform you of the flaws I had discovered in your article on your facts and the points you make known. My purpose is to outline these aspects to you in my letter to counteract any misunderstandings causing to the readers. In your article you use ideas that prosper from quoting ‘Science-fiction writing and popular movie’ with no scientific facts attached to the assumption of AI ‘outcompeting and enslaving humans or targeting them for extinction.’ Continuing, your writing becomes tenuous as in paragraph four the phrase, ‘leading figures in technology and science have warned about the looming dangers AI “may oppose”’ suggesting effects of AI on society are still mere theories....