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Alan Turing

(1912-1954)

Who Was Alan Turing?

Alan Turing was a brilliant British mathematician who took a leading role in breaking Nazi ciphers during WWII. In his seminal 1936 paper, he proved that there cannot exist any universal algorithmic method of determining truth in mathematics, and that mathematics will always contain undecidable propositions. His work is widely acknowledged as foundational research of computer science and artificial intelligence.

English scientist Alan Turing was born Alan Mathison Turing on June 23, 1912, in Maida Vale, London, England. At a young age, he displayed signs of high intelligence, which some of his teachers recognized, but did not necessarily respect. When Turing attended the well-known independent Sherborne School at the age of 13, he became particularly interested in math and science.

After Sherborne, Turing enrolled at King's College (University of Cambridge) in Cambridge, England, studying there from 1931 to 1934. As a result of his dissertation, in which he proved the central limit theorem, Turing was elected a fellow at the school upon his graduation.

In 1936, Turing delivered a paper, "On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem," in which he presented the notion of a universal machine (later called the “Universal Turing Machine," and then the "Turing machine") capable of computing anything that is computable: It is considered the precursor to the modern computer.

Over the next two years, Turing studied mathematics and cryptology at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. After receiving his Ph.D. from Princeton University in 1938, he returned to Cambridge, and then took a part-time position with the Government Code and Cypher School, a British code-breaking organization.

Cryptanalysis and Early Computers

During World War II, Turing was a leading participant in wartime code-breaking, particularly that of German ciphers. He worked at Bletchley Park, the GCCS wartime station, where he made five major advances in the field of cryptanalysis, including specifying the bombe, an electromechanical device used to help decipher German Enigma encrypted signals.

Turing’s contributions to the code-breaking process didn’t stop there: He also wrote two papers about mathematical approaches to code-breaking, which became such important assets to the Code and Cypher School (later known as the Government Communications Headquarters) that the GCHQ waited until April 2012 to release them to the National Archives of the United Kingdom.

Turing moved to London in the mid-1940s, and began working for the National Physical Laboratory. Among his most notable contributions while working at the facility, Turing led the design work for the Automatic Computing Engine and ultimately created a groundbreaking blueprint for store-program computers. Though a complete version of the ACE was never built, its concept has been used as a model by tech corporations worldwide for several years, influencing the design of the English Electric DEUCE and the American Bendix G-15 — credited by many in the tech industry as the world’s first personal computer — among other computer models.

Turing went on to hold high-ranking positions in the mathematics department and later the computing laboratory at the University of Manchester in the late 1940s. He first addressed the issue of artificial intelligence in his 1950 paper, "Computing machinery and intelligence," and proposed an experiment known as the “Turing Test” — an effort to create an intelligence design standard for the tech industry. Over the past several decades, the test has significantly influenced debates over artificial intelligence.

Homosexuality, Conviction and Death

Homosexuality was illegal in the United Kingdom in the early 1950s, so when Turing admitted to police, called to his house after a January 1952 break-in, that he'd had a sexual relationship with the perpetrator, 19-year-old Arnold Murray, he was charged with gross indecency. Following his arrest, Turing was forced to choose between temporary probation on the condition that he receive hormonal treatment for libido reduction, or imprisonment. He chose the former, and soon underwent chemical castration through injections of a synthetic estrogen hormone for a year, which eventually rendered him impotent.

As a result of his conviction, Turing's security clearance was removed and he was barred from continuing his work with cryptography at the GCCS, which had become the GCHQ in 1946.

Turing died on June 7, 1954. Following a postmortem exam, it was determined that the cause of death was cyanide poisoning. The remains of an apple were found next to the body, though no apple parts were found in his stomach. The autopsy reported that "four ounces of fluid which smelled strongly of bitter almonds, as does a solution of cyanide" was found in the stomach. Trace smell of bitter almonds was also reported in vital organs. The autopsy concluded that the cause of death was asphyxia due to cyanide poisoning and ruled a suicide.

In a June 2012 BBC article, philosophy professor and Turing expert Jack Copeland argued that Turing's death may have been an accident: The apple was never tested for cyanide, nothing in the accounts of Turing's last days suggested he was suicidal and Turing had cyanide in his house for chemical experiments he conducted in his spare room.

Awards, Recognition and Royal Pardon

Shortly after World War II, Turing was awarded an Order of the British Empire for his work. For what would have been his 86th birthday, Turing biographer Andrew Hodges unveiled an official English Heritage blue plaque at his childhood home.

Turing was honored in a number of other ways, particularly in the city of Manchester, where he worked toward the end of his life. In 1999, Time magazine named him one of its "100 Most Important People of the 20th century," saying, "The fact remains that everyone who taps at a keyboard, opening a spreadsheet or a word-processing program, is working on an incarnation of a Turing machine." Turing was also ranked 21st on the BBC nationwide poll of the "100 Greatest Britons" in 2002. By and large, Turing has been recognized for his impact on computer science, with many crediting him as the "founder" of the field.

Following a petition started by John Graham-Cumming, then-Prime Minister Gordon Brown released a statement on September 10, 2009, on behalf of the British government, which posthumously apologized to Turing for prosecuting him as a homosexual.

"This recognition of Alan's status as one of Britain's most famous victims of homophobia is another step towards equality and long overdue. But even more than that, Alan deserves recognition for his contribution to humankind," Brown stated. "It is thanks to men and women who were totally committed to fighting fascism, people like Alan Turing, that the horrors of the Holocaust and of total war are part of Europe's history and not Europe's present. So on behalf of the British government, and all those who live freely thanks to Alan's work I am very proud to say: we're sorry, you deserved so much better."

In 2013, Queen Elizabeth II posthumously granted Turing a rare royal pardon almost 60 years after he committed suicide. Three years later, on October 20, 2016, the British government announced “Turing’s Law” to posthumously pardon thousands of gay and bisexual men who were convicted for homosexual acts when it was considered a crime. According to a statement issued by Justice Minister Sam Gyimah , the law also automatically pardons living people who were “convicted of historical sexual offenses who would be innocent of any crime today.

In July 2019, the Bank of England announced that Turing would appear on the UK's new £50 note, along with images of his work. The famed scientist was chosen from a list of nearly 1,000 candidates nominated by the general public, including theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking and mathematician Ada Lovelace .

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• Name: Alan Turing
• Birth Year: 1912
• Birth date: June 23, 1912
• Birth City: London
• Birth Country: United Kingdom
• Gender: Male
• Best Known For: The famed code-breaking war hero, now considered the father of computer science and artificial intelligence, was criminally convicted and harshly treated under the U.K.'s homophobic laws.
• Astrological Sign: Cancer
• Sherborne School
• Princeton University
• Princeton Institute for Advanced Study
• St. Michael's School
• King's College (University of Cambridge)
• Death Year: 1954
• Death date: June 7, 1954
• Death City: Wilmslow
• Death Country: United Kingdom

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• Science is a differential equation. Religion is a boundary condition.
• A computer would deserve to be called intelligent if it could deceive a human into believing that it was human.

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Biography of Bill Gates

Early life of Bill Gates

His father William Gates Sr was a senior lawyer, and his mother, Mary, served as an executive for a major bank. The family were wealthy but, remembering the challenges of the Great Depression, they encouraged their children to work hard and take nothing for granted.

Aged 13, Gates attended the private Lakeside school. It was here that Gates had his first introduction to computers. He taught himself to programme in Basic, making a simple ‘Tic-Tac-Toe’ game. Gates enjoyed the process of working with computers and arranged with a company Computer Center Corporation (CCC) to spend time on their computers – learning source code, such as Fortran, Machine Code and Lisp.

In 1973, Gates enrolled at Harvard, where he studied mathematics and computer science. However, Gates was more interested in pursuing his own coding, and when he saw an opportunity to found his own company, he dropped out of Harvard without finishing his course.

Bill Gates foundation of Microsoft

Altair 8800 computer

Bill Gates founded Microsoft in 1976 when he formed a contract with MITS (Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems) to develop a basic operating system for their new microcomputers. In the early days, Bill Gates would review every line of code. He was also involved in several aspects of Microsoft’s business such as packing and sending off orders.

Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1981

The big break for Microsoft came in 1980 when IBM approached them for a new BASIC operating system for its new computers. In the early 1980s, IBM was by far the leading PC manufacturer. However, increasingly, there developed many IBM PC clones; (PCs produced by other companies compatible with IBM’s). Microsoft worked hard to sell its operating system to these other companies. Thus Microsoft was able to gain the dominant position of software manufacture just as the personal computer market started to boom. Since its early dominance, other companies have struggled to displace Microsoft as the dominant provider of computer operating software. Programs like Microsoft Word and Excel have become the industry standard.

Bill Gates – Windows

Throughout his time in office, Bill Gates has been keen to diversify the business of Microsoft. For example, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer became the dominant web browser, although this was primarily because it came pre-installed on most new computers. In recent years, Internet Explorer has seen its market share slip.

One area where Microsoft has never been successful is in the area of search engines. MSN live search has struggled to gain more than 5% of market share. In this respect, Microsoft has been dwarfed by Google. Nevertheless, the success of Microsoft in cornering various aspects of the software market has led to several anti-trust cases. In 1998 US v Microsoft, Microsoft came close to being broken up into three smaller firms. However, on appeal, Microsoft was able to survive as a single firm. Although Microsoft was the dominant computer firm of the 1980s, and 1990s, they are now seen as an ageing and declining company – compared to the more dynamic Google and Apple.

Philanthropic Activities – Bill Gates

“This leads to the paradox, that because the disease (malaria) is only in the poor countries, there is not much investment. For example, there is more money put into baldness drugs, than are put into malaria. Now, baldness, it is a terrible thing [audience laughter] and rich men are afflicted, so that is why that priority is set.”

From 2008 Gates has worked full time on his philanthropic interests. It is estimated Gates and his wife Melinda have given away $28 billion via their charitable foundation – including $8 billion to improve global health.

Gates has said that he has no use for money, and will only leave a small percentage of his wealth to his children. In an interview with the Daily Telegraph, Gates states:

“I’m certainly well taken care of in terms of food and clothes,” he says, redundantly. “Money has no utility to me beyond a certain point. Its utility is entirely in building an organisation and getting the resources out to the poorest in the world.” ( 1 )

His main areas of interest in philanthropy have been improving health, and in particular helping to reduce diseases, such as polio which affect young children. He has also given more focus on environmental issues. In 2015, he gave $1 billion to a clean energy project, as he sees supporting new ‘greener’ technologies as a way to help deal with global warming. Asked about the motivation of his giving, Gates replies:

“It doesn’t relate to any particular religion; it’s about human dignity and equality,” he says. “The golden rule that all lives have equal value and we should treat people as we would like to be treated.” – Gates

Bill Gates has often warned about the potential dangers of a global pandemic. In 2015, Gates gave a warning that the world is not ready for the next pandemic, which could lead to the deaths of millions of people. When COVID-19 became a threat to global health, Gates devoted time and money to co-ordinating efforts to provide a global vaccine. He spent millions of pounds in getting ready to mass-produce one of the many potential vaccinations.

“Humankind has never had a more urgent task than creating broad immunity for coronavirus. It’s going to require a global cooperative effort like the world has never seen. But I know we’ll get it done. There’s simply no alternative.” – Bill Gates, Twitter, 30 April 2020

He criticised the response of the US administration under Trump for being behind the curve and allowing the virus to spread, in particularly he criticised Trump’s decision to stop funding for WHO, in the middle of the pandemic.

Religion of Bill Gates

Bill Gates is not overtly religion and has not specifically stated he follows a particular belief system. He has expressed the view that he approaches life from a scientific point of view, though he has participated in services of the Catholic Church (which is wife attends).

Also, when asked whether he believed in God, Gates replied.

“The moral systems of religion, I think, are superimportant. We’ve raised our kids in a religious way; they’ve gone to the Catholic church that Melinda goes to and I participate in. I’ve been very lucky, and therefore I owe it to try and reduce the inequity in the world. And that’s kind of a religious belief. I mean, it’s at least a moral belief.” – March 27, 2014. “I think it makes sense to believe in God, but exactly what decision in your life you make differently because of it, I don’t know.”

Citation: Pettinger, Tejvan . “Biography of Bill Gates”, Oxford, UK.  www.biographyonline.net , 25th Feb. 2015. Last updated 20 April 2020.

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Biography of Mark Zuckerberg, Creator of Facebook

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Mark Zuckerberg (born May 14, 1984) is a former Harvard computer science student who along with a few friends launched Facebook, the world's most popular social network, in February 2004. Zuckerberg also has the distinction of being the world's youngest billionaire, which he achieved in 2008 at the age of 24. He was named "Man of the Year" by Time magazine in 2010. Zuckerberg currently is the chief executive officer and president of Facebook.

Fast Facts: Mark Zuckerberg

• Known For : Chief executive officer, president, and founder of Facebook, youngest billionaire
• Born : May 14, 1984 in White Plains, New York
• Parents : Edward and Karen Zuckerberg
• Education : Phillips Exeter Academy, attended Harvard
• Published Works : CourseWork, Synapse, FaceMash, Facebook
• Awards : Time magazine's 2010 Man of the Year
• Spouse : Priscilla Chan (m. 2012)
• Children : Maxima Chan Zuckerberg, August Chan Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg was born on May 14, 1984, in White Plains, New York, the second of four children born to dentist Edward Zuckerberg and his wife, psychiatrist Karen Zuckerberg. Mark and his three sisters, Randi, Donna, and Arielle, were raised in Dobbs Ferry, New York, a sleepy, well-to-do town on the eastern bank of the Hudson River.

Zuckerberg began using and programming computers in middle school, with the active support of his father. Edward taught the 11-year-old Mark Atari BASIC , and then hired a software developer David Newman to give his son private lessons. In 1997 when Mark was 13, he created a computer network for his family he called ZuckNet, which allowed the computers in his home and his father's dental office to communicate via Ping, a primitive version of AOL's Instant Messenger that came out in 1998. He also developed computer games, such as a computer version of Monopoly and a version of Risk set in the Roman Empire.

Early Computing

For two years, Zuckerberg attended public high school Ardsley and then transferred to the Phillips Exeter Academy, where he excelled in classical studies and science. He won prizes for math, astronomy, and physics. By his high school graduation, Zuckerberg could read and write French, Hebrew, Latin, and ancient Greek.

For his senior project at Exeter, Zuckerberg wrote a music player called the Synapse Media Player that used artificial intelligence to learn the user's listening habits and recommend other music. He posted it online on AOL and it received thousands of positive reviews. Both Microsoft and AOL offered to buy Synapse for $1 million and hire Mark Zuckerberg as a developer, but he turned them both down and instead enrolled at Harvard University in September 2002.

Harvard University

Mark Zuckerberg attended Harvard University, where he studied psychology and computer science. In his sophomore year, he wrote a program he called Course Match, which allowed users to make class selection decisions based on the choices of other students and also to help them form study groups .

He also invented Facemash, a program with the stated purpose of finding out who was the most attractive person on campus. Users would look at two pictures of people of the same sex and pick which was the "hottest," and the software compiled and ranked the results. It was an astounding success, but it bogged down the network at Harvard, people's pictures were being used without their permission, and it was offensive to people, particularly women's groups, on campus. Zuckerberg ended the project and apologized to the women's groups, saying he thought of it as a computer experiment. Harvard put him on probation.

Inventing Facebook

Zuckerberg's roommates at Harvard included Chris Hughes, a literature and history major; Billy Olson, a theater major; and Dustin Moskovitz, who was studying economics. There is no doubt that the conversational stew that occurred among them spurred and enhanced many of the ideas and projects that Zuckerberg was working on.

While at Harvard, Mark Zuckerberg founded TheFacebook, an application intended to be a reliable directory based on real information about students at Harvard. That software eventually led to the February 2004 launch of Facebook .

Marriage and Family

In his second year of college at Harvard University , Zuckerberg met medical student Priscilla Chan. In September 2010, Zuckerberg and Chan began living together, and on May 19, 2012, they were married. Today, Chan is a pediatrician and philanthropist. The couple has two children, Maxima Chan Zuckerberg (born December 1, 2015) and August Chan Zuckerberg (born August 28, 2017).

The Zuckerberg family is of Jewish heritage, although Mark has stated he is an atheist. As of 2019, Mark Zuckerberg's personal wealth was estimated to be more than $60 billion. Together, he and his wife founded the philanthropic Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, to leverage technology to support the aims of science, education, justice, and opportunity. 

Mark is currently president and chief executive officer of Facebook and works at the company's office in Menlo Park, California. Other company executives include chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg and chief financial officer Mike Ebersman.

Zuckerberg Quotes

"By giving people the power to share, we're making the world more transparent."

"When you give everyone a voice and give people power, the system usually ends up in a really good place. So, what we view our role as, is giving people that power."

"The web is at a really important turning point right now. Up until recently, the default on the web has been that most things aren’t social and most things don’t use your real identity. We’re building toward a web where the default is social."

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Bill Gates summary

Bill Gates , in full William Henry Gates III , (born Oct. 28, 1955, Seattle, Wash., U.S.), U.S. computer programmer and businessman. As a teenager, he helped computerize his high school’s payroll system and founded a company that sold traffic-counting systems to local governments. At 19 he dropped out of Harvard University and cofounded Microsoft Corp. with Paul G. Allen. Microsoft began its domination of the fledgling microcomputer industry when Gates licensed the operating system MS-DOS to IBM in 1980 for use in IBM’s first personal computer. As Microsoft’s largest shareholder, Gates became a billionaire in 1986, and within a decade he was the world’s richest private individual. Beginning in 1995, he refocused Microsoft on the development of software solutions for the Internet , and he also moved the company into the computer hardware and gaming markets with the Xbox video machine. In 1999 he and his wife created the largest charitable foundation in the U.S. In 2008 Gates relinquished day-to-day oversight of Microsoft in order to devote more time to charity work. He remained, however, the company’s chairman until 2014.

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Last updated on: Nov 20, 2023

Autobiography Examples – Detailed Outline and Samples

By: Barbara P.

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Published on: Mar 22, 2023

We all have stories to tell. And, for some of us, the only way we feel like we can get our story out there is by writing it down. Some people may believe that an autobiography is something only famous people write about themselves but that is not true. 

In fact, anyone who has a story worth telling can write an autobiography. 

If you are assigned to write an autobiography in your high school or college and you are confused about where to start, don’t panic. 

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What is an Autobiography?

An autobiography is a kind of the self-written story of a person's life. This type of narration has various aims and objectives that depend on the kind of writing that you decide to go with.

Moreover, it has different types. A writer can choose any of them on the basis of what he wants to include in his story.

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Autobiography Types

Below-mentioned is the four main types of autobiography. These include:

1. Traditional Autobiography –  It is a complete story that covers all life experiences including birth, childhood, and adulthood. You can write it for personal use. However, if you feel that your life can be inspiring for others, you can also write it for the wider public.

2. Memoir –  It focuses on describing a specific event, relationship, time period, or place that has an effect on your personality and life. For example, it may include your hometown or an important relationship.

3. Personal Essay –  It is the idea of sharing your life story with the audience in a way that they feel as if they were a part of it. Similarly, it also describes two aspects including the event and how it affected the beliefs.

4. Confessional –  Some people find comfort in writing about their mistakes and sins. Thus, they write this type of autobiography so that people will learn from their mistakes and avoid them.

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Examples are an essential way to learn something in less time. Therefore, we have stated some examples for you to write your autobiographies. These will also help to learn about a proper autobiography template and structure.

Have a look at these autobiography examples to get a better understanding.

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Famous Personality Autobiography

The autobiography of benjamin franklin is one example of a famous personality autobiography. Similarly, these famous autobiography examples will provide you with everything to get started with your famous personality autobiography.

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Autobiography example books provide a detailed insight into the life of an individual. Through these real-life stories, readers get to know more about a person's experiences and how they overcame challenges. 

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Spiritual autobiographies are a great way to reflect on one's spiritual journey and the lessons learned along the way. Here is an example to help you out.

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The Dos and Don'ts of an Autobiography

A successful autobiography indicates the author’s ability to present a worthwhile story. There are a wide variety of things that you can talk about while writing your personal narratives.

However, the following are some dos and don'ts of writing an autobiography that will help in refining your writing skills.

Some dos of writing an autobiography are:

• Understanding the Intended Audience

There is a huge difference when you are writing an autobiography for your friends or a group of strangers. Because it requires extensive details about life events and experiences. Thus, make sure to include facts that you consider significant.

• Developing A Core Concept

It is essential to identify the central theme of your autobiography. Moreover, a well-structured outline is also a proper way of associating one event with another. It will also set the interest of the readers by keeping the story consistent from the beginning to the end.

• Do Tell the Truth

Do not portray yourself as the hero or villain of the story. Instead, tell the truth and acknowledge your mistakes by exposing your strengths and weaknesses.

• Revising and Editing

Read aloud what you have written and do some editing. Check if your ideas flow logically and look out for interrupting thoughts.

• Do Seek Feedback

Ask your friends and family to read your work and provide you with feedback. Understand the difference between fair criticism and forced judgment.

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Don’ts of Writing an Autobiography

Below mentioned are some don'ts of writing an autobiography.

• Do Not Mention Unnecessary Details

Include relevant details and struggles when narrating your life story. Avoid adding unnecessary details. Instead, share the information that is directly related to your story.

• Stop Worrying About Others

Your story may contain some details that can have a negative effect on others. Do not worry about them and rearrange all the details.

Moreover, remember that you are not here to please everyone. Thus, avoid writing for a broader audience and make your story too generic and specific for the readers.

• Discuss Why Your Story Is Inspiring

If your main goal is to inspire people with your story, show them how you felt instead of telling them directly. Allow the audience to come to the conclusion through your writing style.

• Avoid Copying Someone's Story

It is a big mistake to copy someone's work to make your story compelling. Find the hook and unique points that are marketable. Also, think of all these details before you begin writing.

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30+ Autobiography Examples for Students of All Ages

Explore the power of personal storytelling with our collection of Autobiography Examples on various topics. Designed to assist students in their academic pursuits, these examples serve as a source of inspiration and learning. Use them as a reference for writing assignments, essays, and tests, or simply to broaden your understanding of the world. From famous figures to everyday people, each autobiography provides a unique perspective on the human experience. With a focus on clear and concise writing, these autobiographies are easy to understand and follow.

Whether you’re a student or just a curious reader, these autobiography examples are sure to leave you inspired and enlightened. “So why wait? Start browsing now and unlock your full potential.

Inspiring and Thoughtful Autobiography Examples

• Autobiography of a Book

This essay explores the imagined thoughts and feelings of a book in its “Autobiography.” By personifying the book, we gain a unique perspective on its life story and the events that shaped it. This thought-provoking approach offers a fresh take on the value and impact of books in our lives.

• Autobiography of a Brook

The “Autobiography of a Brook” essay explores the imagined thoughts and feelings of a brook as a living entity. By personifying the brook, the essay provides a unique perspective on the forces of nature and the impact of the environment. The imaginative approach offers a fresh view of the natural world.

• Autobiography of a Camera

An imagined life narrative of a camera as a living being is explored in the essay “Autobiography of a Camera.” The author offers a distinctive and provocative viewpoint on technology by personifying the camera and exploring its background and effects on our daily lives.

• Autobiography of a Cat

Offering a fun and educational autobiography of a cat for cat lovers of all ages. It tells the story of a cat’s life from her kitten days to her current status as the boss of the house.

• Autobiography of a Classroom

Immerse yourself in the world of a classroom and experience its journey. Whether you’re a student or a teacher, “The Life of a Classroom” is an informative and entertaining source of insight into the classroom experience.

• Autobiography of a Coin

Autobiography of a Coin that explores the life of a coin as a living being, providing insight into its experiences. With vivid descriptions and imaginative storytelling, the essay offers a unique perspective on an often-overlooked aspect of our daily lives.

• Autobiography of a Dog

Discover a touching and unique perspective on a dog’s life through an essay that takes the form of the dog’s own autobiography. The essay offers an emotional journey that will leave a lasting impact on your heart and mind.

• Autobiography of a Doll

Through the narrative, the doll shares her triumphs and challenges, as well as her personal growth and development, ultimately revealing the very essence of her existence. Her experiences and emotions are conveyed with a vivid and authentic personality.

• Autobiography of a Farmer

The autobiography of a farmer offers a distinct point of view that highlights the life of a farmer and the crucial role they play in society. It is a touching and inspiring tale that will give you a greater appreciation for the dedication and hard work of farmers.

• Autobiography of a Flower

The essay on the biography of a flower provides an immersive experience that takes you on a journey into the world of a flower. It will inspire you to value and cherish the natural world and its inhabitants.

• Autobiography of a Football

The autobiography of a football provides a fresh and distinct outlook that will help readers develop a greater admiration for the sport and the essential role of the ball in it.

• Autobiography of a Haunted House

The autobiography of a haunted house offers an unparalleled insight into the world of supernatural phenomena, providing readers with a deeper understanding of these experiences and the lives of those affected by them.

• Autobiography of a House

The autobiography of a house provides a unique perspective on the importance of a home. It gives insight into the experiences that come with being a house and the role it plays in the lives of its inhabitants.

• Autobiography of a Kite

The kite expresses its thrill and eagerness as it is lifted into the sky by its string, and the wind helps it to fly higher and higher. Find out what it’s like to fly a kite very high in the sky.

• Autobiography of a Library

The essay explores the emotions and challenges faced by a library in modern times. It presents a unique perspective on the significance of a library in a community. It provides insight into the library’s feelings of emptiness and neglect.

• Autobiography of a Mobile Phone

Through the narrative of the mobile phone’s life, you will acquire a deeper understanding of how mobile technology has progressed over time, the effects it has had on our lives, and the obstacles it has encountered throughout its journey.

• Autobiography of a Mosquito

The essay on the autobiography of a mosquito offers a distinctive viewpoint on the mosquito’s life and its interaction with humans and the environment. Know the challenges mosquitoes face and their emotions and feelings while striving to survive.

• Autobiography of a Newspaper

The essay delves into the intricate emotions that arise when one is responsible for conveying positive or negative news. Moreover, it provides readers with an exclusive glimpse into the inner mechanisms of the media industry.

• Autobiography of a Pen

The essay features a unique narrator – a pen that is portrayed as a living being. This pen shares its personal experiences and takes the reader on a journey from its humble beginnings as a writing instrument to becoming a cherished companion to its owner.

• Autobiography of a Pencil

The pencil shares details about its creation, purpose, and various roles, as well as the emotions that come with being a writing tool. The essay takes readers on a rollercoaster ride through the ups and downs of the pencil’s life, providing unique insights.

• Autobiography of a River

The essay provides a river’s perspective on its journey over time. The river shares its origins, obstacles, and changes. The essay offers a unique portrayal of the river’s life. It describes the river’s challenges and transformations over time.

• Autobiography of a Table

In this essay the table is presented as a living, emotional being with its own distinct personality and voice. Through the table’s narration, you will gain a new, exceptional outlook on the world and be privy to its experiences, feelings, and memories.

• Autobiography of a Tiger

The essay offers a new and infrequently explored viewpoint of the world as seen through the eyes of a tiger. It portrays the tiger as a sentient being, alive and able to experience a wide range of emotions similar to those experienced by humans.

• Autobiography of a Tree

The essay titled “Autobiography of a Tree” is a skillfully crafted and thought-provoking piece of literature that is sure to challenge your perceptions of trees and their place in the natural world.

Autobiography of a Umbrella

Through the umbrella’s personal accounts of its life experiences, you will develop a newfound appreciation for the value that everyday objects bring to our lives.

• Autobiography of Bicycle

The essay portrays the bicycle’s life journey from being a new bike in a store to becoming a loyal companion on long rides. It provides a unique perspective of the bicycle’s experiences throughout its life.

• Autobiography of Bird

The essay provides a unique perspective of the bird’s life, as it shares its experiences of flight, nesting, and migration. Through the this storytelling, you will develop a deep understanding and appreciation of the complexity of a bird’s life.

• Autobiography of Chair

In this essay, the chair will reveal its emotions and feelings, from the delight of being sat on for the first time to the melancholy of being abandoned and unused. Get the fresh viewpoint on the life of a chair.

• Autobiography of Clock

The clock’s intricate mechanisms and its impact on the lives of people around it will captivate you. The clock also shares its emotions and feelings, from feeling proud of keeping time accurately to feeling lonely when left to tick alone.

• Autobiography of Computer

By reading the computer’s life story, you will develop a fresh perspective on how technology has influenced our lives. You will come to comprehend how computers have transformed the way we work, communicate, and exist in our daily lives.

• Autobiography of Earth

Through the Earth’s autobiography, you will realize how humans have a significant influence on the planet’s destiny. You will comprehend the devastating consequences of environmental degradation caused by climate change, deforestation, and pollution.

• Autobiography of Lion

Prepare to be enchanted by the life story of the lion, from the excitement of the hunt to the comfort of familial connections. Allow the lion to lead you on an enthralling expedition through its life experiences.

• Autobiography of Peacock

The life story of the peacock, including its impressive feathers will captivate and intrigue you. You will feel the happiness, sadness, and successes of this splendid bird as it reveals its innermost thoughts and emotions to you.

• Autobiography of Rain

As you explore the essay further, you will develop a fresh admiration for the magnificence and potency of nature, along with a more profound comprehension of how rain influences our existence.

• Autobiography of a Soldier

This essay will help you gain a greater admiration for the selfless sacrifices that soldiers make in service to their country and a deeper insight into the distinct challenges they encounter.

• Autobiography of Sun

This essay will enable you to develop a fresh appreciation for the immense power and influence of the sun on our planet. At the same time its providing a deeper comprehension of its crucial role in maintaining life on earth.

• Autobiography of Water Bottle

With vivid descriptions and engaging storytelling, you will be transported to a world of environmental awareness and sustainability, as the water bottle recounts its journey through the human world.

• Autobiography of Water Droplet

As you read the essay, you will gain insight into the challenges and victories of the water droplet. Also know its exceptional viewpoints on the significance of water to the planet and all its living organisms.

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