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    This journal entry discusses the student's concept for a project. They are excited about their concept because of its relevance to modern threats of nuclear war and its origins in the Manhattan Project. The strongest part of the concept is the unexplored ideas that have potential if further developed from their current unorganized state. The student fears that their research may become boring. Reflecting, writing the journal prompted deeper thought about their concept, including long-term aspects and minor details like the amount of research required. The student enjoyed this exercise for making them consider their concept from new perspectives.

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    This journal entry discusses the student's concept for a project. They are excited about their concept because of its relevance to modern threats of nuclear war and its origins in the Manhattan Project. The strongest part of the concept is the unexplored ideas that have potential if further developed from their current unorganized state. The student fears that their research may become boring. Reflecting, writing the journal prompted deeper thought about their concept, including long-term aspects and minor details like the amount of research required. The student enjoyed this exercise for making them consider their concept from new perspectives.

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    Journal 4

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    This journal entry discusses the student's concept for a project. They are excited about their concept because of its relevance to modern threats of nuclear war and its origins in the Manhattan Project. The strongest part of the concept is the unexplored ideas that have potential if further developed from their current unorganized state. The student fears that their research may become boring. Reflecting, writing the journal prompted deeper thought about their concept, including long-term aspects and minor details like the amount of research required. The student enjoyed this exercise for making them consider their concept from new perspectives.

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    Journal 4: Concept Feelings

    Im excited for my concept because of the relativity to the present time. With nuclear war an ever present threat it all started with the Manhattan project. My strongest component is the unexplored concepts. The ideas that are not fully developed but are just a jumbled mess with a lot of potential. My biggest fear is the fear of finding research that wont bore me.

    What I learned:
    This made me think of my concept farther in depth, I was forced to think about the long term of this project, the miniscule details, such as the amount of research. I enjoyed this prompt because it made me think about my concept in new ways.

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