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The world without laws. in my opinion, life in the world without laws would be impossible and unbearable for some obvious reasons. first, people would do everything they want including crimes and there would be a lot of murderers, thieves and robbers. second, it would be difficult to common people to get necessary resources to stay alive in the world like this, because "the strongest survives". third, society would disappear in the world without laws and people would become brutalized, because human is a part of society and he can't live without it. moreover, nature would also be affected because human would begin to destroy it to survive. for all these reasons, the world without laws would plunge into chaos and life in the world like this may be impossible and unbearable.

Hemingway, ernest miller was born on 1899 in chicago.   he grew up in a family of a doctor. his literary talent manifested itself in school years.  during the first world war ernest served as an ambulance driver and was wounded on the austro-italian front. after the war, devoted himself entirely to literature. he traveled much, was fond of mountain skiing, hunting, fishing.after the war, hemingway went to cuba, and resumed his creative activity. he continued to travel and in 1953 in africa because he was involved in a serious crash.he became the winner of the pulitzer and nobel prize for literature. he was married four times.  after coming to power in cuba fidel castro ernest returned to the united states, idaho.last years of his life he suffered from severe depression, and later he had a serious disease of the liver.on 2 july 1961 ernest committed suicide. hemingway was buried in cuba, where he lived the last years, then his house was converted into a museum.