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    biochemistry‚ biometry‚ electrobiology‚ microbiology‚ radiobiology and so on. Since Natural Sciences are defined as the study of different aspects in the world‚ in terms of how they work and how they are related‚ there are various issues that create doubts in people’s minds and others that are left unanswered because the way they are is the way they will be. This causes uncertainty in these Natural Sciences and therefore this essay will focus on how certain one can be in the Natural Sciences. To begin

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    fearing that doing so would mean losing him forever. This refusal plunges him further into an obsessive-compulsive disorder. In his dreams‚ the sounds of a howling dog intertwine with other voices and noises. The mournful cry of the dog fills him with doubt and fear‚ worrying that failing to respond to it will result in punishment and the missed opportunity to reunite with his stepson. He contemplates: Because it is not his son‚ he must not go back to bed but must get dressed and answer the call. If he

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    I do not recall if the suspect served any jail time or not‚ but I doubt he served any time due to the relaxed nature of the court system in my county. The victim was made whole and I felt great about the work I had done. Let’s look at this scenario using Jeremy Bentham’s felicity calculus. According to Williams and Bruce

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    Seeing is believing by Maksym Tavolzhanskyi Seeing is believing is an idiom first recorded in this form in 1639 that means "only physical or concrete evidence is convincing". In life we always use the rule until I see with my own eyes I will not believe. People are so accustomed to trust their feelings perception of objects‚ which often do not even realize whether feelings deceive? But we also can`t definitely state that human sense perception gain the absolutely wrong or right information.

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    the power of knowledge to prove to Gandalf and Bilbo that I do exist‚ and that I am certain I know who I really am. Knowledge is possible because it is based on self-evident and absolutely certain principles. Sense experience cannot provide the certainty needed to guarantee that what we claim to know is true. Like Plato and Democritus argued‚ we are like mathematicians‚ we have to rely on reason as the basis for determining whether our opinions are justified true beliefs otherwise known as knowledge

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    subjective and somewhat informal-sounding 1st person (i.e. use of “I” is permitted) Written for an audience of other experts on the topic Written for an audience of non-experts on the topic Require certainty and confidence on the part of the author throughout Allows ambiguity and doubt along the way Thesis appears near the beginning of the essay and is supported by the outside sources discussed in the body of the essay Thesis appears toward the end of the essay and is the result of thinking

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    Skepticism is generally any questions that can be known with true certainty. It is the course of using reasoning and critical thinking to determine rationality. It’s the process of finding supporting facts or validity of the conclusion. External world skepticism is the view that one cannot know anything about the world outside of one’s mind. Meaning that one cannot know anything about the external world or whatever exist outside and only know about the internal world of one’s mind‚ independently

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    Custom as a Source of Law

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    Abstract The following article tries to establish the fact that the Customs are the most important source of law. It defines customs and gives information about its types and what are the requisite of a valid custom‚ how are they recognized and why are they recognized? In ancient days the customary laws were the only laws as they were practiced by the people. With the passage of time and modernization of society the customary laws are seen as orthodox laws and are fast receding to the statutory laws

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    Rene Descartes the Father of Modern Philosophy René Descartes is generally considered the father of modern philosophy. He was the first major figure in the philosophical movement known as rationalism‚ a method of understanding the world based on the use of reason as the means to attain knowledge (Palmer‚ 2011). Along with empiricism‚ which stresses the use of sense perception rather than pure reason‚ rationalism was one of the main intellectual currents of the Enlightenment‚ a cultural movement

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    feelings in his body in his mind‚ these parts of his body must exist. While dreaming‚ Descartes says‚ one borrows aspects from reality that must exist—shapes‚ colors‚ numbers—and are therefore the manifestation of truth. He goes on to say that he must doubt everything perceived by the senses because a demon must be trying to trick him into believing in false realities. Thinking‚ he says‚ is different from perception in the mind‚ because perception is the intellect making sense of the senses. Thus‚ Descartes

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