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    illustrates the premises of his conclusion. His argument is valid‚ relevant‚ and strong for several reasons. First‚ Curtis’ argument in (3) that cats are low maintenance is true. He illustrates that two critical premises showing cats are more independent than dogs. His first premise of no sub-zero walks at 6 a.m. is unfair because not all dogs have to walk outside at 6 a.m.‚ but dogs require walks for exercises and engage their environment. If a person who likes to stay indoors‚ walking with a dog outdoors

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    Paley’s Teleological Argument William Paley’s teleological argument is the concept of how an object such as a stone can exist simply because it has been in one spot forever when you can’t say the same thing about a mechanical device such as a watch. Paley’s conclusion to this argument is that he believes an object or device‚ or in his example the watch‚ is created for a specific function or purpose‚ regardless of if it works properly‚ is defective or whether we understand how or why it was created

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    John Mctaggart‚ holds the concept of time‚ as the mystic idea from the past which ought to be removed in today concept of thought‚ for he holds; “‘Nothing is really present‚ past‚ or future. Nothing is really earlier or later than anything else or temporally simultaneous with it. Nothing really changes. And nothing is really in time.” Analyzing his paper The Nature of Existence which elaborates on his thoughts of time‚ following the given a responses an A‚ and B-theorist would say against Mctaggart;

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    In this paper I am going to argue that Strawson’s argument‚ which says that people cannot be ultimately morally responsible for who they are‚ is wrong. I base my answer in the concept of free will‚ which I am going to explain once I have clearly established Strawson’s point of view. Strawson claims that we cannot be ultimately morally responsible for our actions whether or not determinism is true. Strawson’s claim is based in the Basic argument‚ which states the following: (1) nothing can be the

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    ‘watchtower’ at a given moment. He argued: “It does not matter who exercises power. Any individual almost at random‚ can operate the machine.” This is the case here‚ as the qualifications for being an SAT proctor includes simply “unquestionable integrity”‚ “fluency in English”‚ and no current relationship to the exam (i.e. has not taken it in the last 6 month nor has a family member). The inclusive nature of the criteria is supportive of Foucault’s argument that anybody could do it‚ so long as it is agreed that

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    absorbed his thoroughly explained and persuasive arguments

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    In This article‚ I can imagine the perspective from both sides and where they are coming from in their argument. The argument is severe and debatable because if they let the school stay up and running‚ it will provide a place for people who take religion seriously and people who feel uncountable around LGBTQ people to learn without having LGBTQ kids and or staff around. On the other hand‚ if the government lets it keep running it can fail to teach nonLGBTQ children that LGBTQ children are weird and

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    Temperance is the ability to no longer succumb to earthly pleasures through sound reasoning. An individual with temperance doesn’t succumb to earthly pleasures because they become indifferent to actions that have negative consequences. People with temperance no longer have find actions with negative consequences attractive or desirable. Aristotle examines temperance as the process of attuning and adjusting the appetite for desires. In layman’s terms‚ Aristotle tackles the idea of temperance as

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    Mitchell GEW 101 6 September 2015 Convincing Arguments The Freedom Of Speech has been a right to individuals who wish to express themselves in different ways. Rhetorical Device is one of the most important elements of writing due to the fact that it enables the writer to understands how to create an effective argument. All arguments at least have a thesis statement‚ which consist the main idea. In order to enhance an essay‚ writers should provide an evidence by using reliable sources in order

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    most unfortunate‚ most delicate‚ most evanescent beings in order to hold them for a minute in existence” (Reader‚ 1). The main use of intellect is to create stimulations of reality‚ which we are “acting a role before others and before oneself” (Reader 2). With respect to understanding our world‚ Nietzsche acknowledges the role that senses play in forming concepts. Sensory informations leads to words that in turn organize and describe a concept. He introduces the origin of a concept as we “equate what

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