Conscience of a Hacker


  • The author continues to use the phrase "They're all alike" throughout the entire story
  • He seems to not like people and their way of judging him
  • The way the author describes things, seems to show his desire towards adults
  • A quote that stuck out to me from this story was :

"My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what 
 they look like."


It's unfortunate that we live in a world where we are constantly being judged


based on the way we look. I mean when are we going to stop getting judged by


the way we look and be seen as who we are on the inside instead of our


appearance on the outside.


































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