proving something

[prolemur]

so for my anthropology 3u course (i signed up for comp tech but they didn't have enough people who wanted to take the class, my luck ) i have a project to prove something; such as my birth, I was just wondering how you would go about it or what topic i should choose.

 

I need to prove that i did something

and also prove that i did something i didn't do (lie) 

and the class has to guess which one is true.

 

please help me anthro suck imo and it's due tomorrow

[Str_Mape]

The lie could be "proving" you built a pc on here by getting someones permission to use thier build log.
Not to sure as to how well it'd work though.

[prolemur]

The lie could be "proving" you built a pc on here by getting someones permission to use thier build log.

Not to sure as to how well it'd work though.

I'm not sure everyone in my class knows that I like computers though so they might think it's a lie even if I did build it...

[laxer]

What specific study of anthropology does your class focus on?

[prolemur]

What specific study of anthropology does your class focus on?

it's pretty broad I'm guessing, it's grade 11.

[T.Vengeance]

so for my anthropology 3u course (i signed up for comp tech but they didn't have enough people who wanted to take the class, my luck )

Sucks for you . I remember taking com tech in gr10 and my teacher brought us to some TIFF screenings.

[laxer]

Ok, I just didn't know if it was a specific study such as cultural/archaeological/biological/etc.

 

I would so something about my family history. Easily a broad enough topic that you can find something awesome you are related too and another awesome thing you aren't.

 

Just after you reveal it make sure you adequately explain your relation(names,dates,etc).

 

For example in my case, My mother's side of the family were one of the first pioneers in Oregon. I don't share their last name so without actually knowing my history it would be impossible to guess.

 

We have an in-depth family history and it would be easy to prove the significance.

 

I took both cultural and biological anthropology courses a few years back in college and this is what I would do but, it may not work out for you.

 

Anyone else have ideas?

[prolemur]

Ok, I just didn't know if it was a specific study such as cultural/archaeological/biological/etc.

 

I would so something about my family history. Easily a broad enough topic that you can find something awesome you are related too and another awesome thing you aren't.

 

Just after you reveal it make sure you adequately explain your relation(names,dates,etc).

 

For example in my case, My mother's side of the family were one of the first pioneers in Oregon. I don't share their last name so without actually knowing my history it would be impossible to guess.

 

We have an in-depth family history and it would be easy to prove the significance.

 

I took both cultural and biological anthropology courses a few years back in college and this is what I would do but, it may not work out for you.

 

Anyone else have ideas?

I know that my family had a castle

 

more history maybe a lie like I would have been the chief if... It hadn't become  armigerous  and my great grandpa didn't move to Canada.

[prolemur]

kind to think of it since most people (excluding my close friends) won't believe I built a computer it would be a great truth because the goal is to make people believe your other "truth" and this will further the credibility in their minds.

 

I could even specify : not only say that I build a comput but with a specific component or something more specific because details are confusing (especially when those details are unknown) 

 

B)  They won't see in coming form a mile away