1-1.DO WE HAVE FREE WILL? I chose "DO WE HAVE FREE WILL?" as my topic. First, I would like to say,"does't it exist a perfection? " As a reason for that, I would like to talk about a episode. When teacher's class was cancelled, it got  listed on Web but I didn't have e-mail arrive of its notice. So, I asked a contact about that and I questioned her having not been  received from my iPhone yet but whether today's no class or not. And then she told me  it is impossible e-mail don't arrive your e-mail box. It's your iPhone fault. However other class mates didn't have e-mail arrive. Then all class mates' phone were out of order, did it? Then I thought, aren't we trusting technology a little too much, wouldn't you think? The other day I watched "MINORITY REPORT." The summary of the story is that the scene of this story is laid in Washington, D.C. in 2054. Thanks to three psychics called "precogs", a murder rate vanished to grasp a bloodthirsty killer in advance. John Anderton as Chief of PreCrime have gone into pre-crime heart and soul because his son was killed in the past. One day precogs predicted what happens new murder case. Person who killing Leo Crow is--that was John Anderton!! He felt something trap escaping from a chance Danny Witwer as Department of Justice agent and visited Dr. Iris Hineman as Developer of the system. According to Hineman system of the prediction has not yet been perfect because it was born incidentally during a genetic research. Or its conflict with content would be hush up and become that nothing happened as a minority report. I guess this world is our world in near future. Including me, recently people are relying on machines too much. If there exists a kind of "mother computer", does it stop suddenly one day? What will happen such as on the Internet, artificial respirators, and your personal information? Is it really possible that anything can be "impossible"? Is it really "my choice"? or a computer's choice? (The conclusion will continue on to the next one.)