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    Weaknesses Of NIBRS

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    gather data from individuals or households and there are reports that gather data from crimes committed and reported. It is important to understand that not all surveys and reports gather all the same information. Also‚ there are strengths and weaknesses to all the surveys and reports that are conducted‚ therefore‚ there is not one that is perfect. One report that is used measure crime is the Uniform Crime Report‚ also known as the UCR and it collects data annually under the title‚ “Crime in the

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    Contribution: The research conducted has several strengths and weaknesses to be addressed. To begin‚ I believe that the following areas within the article could be altered: population studied‚ position of camera‚ time workers have to adapt and adopt implementation‚ employees observed working with residents‚ and a larger sample size. The following areas could be added: definitions of topics‚ a controlled group‚ and observation of long-term effects of the programs. Finally‚ the following areas should

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    Although these individuals lived centuries ago‚ their contribution to society is everlasting. In this paper I will discuss three historical individuals who have added to the success of our modern day world. John Locke‚ Charles Darwin‚ and Rene Descartes have had great impact on modern day science‚ religion‚ education and government. 2. John Locke Historical Significance John Locke was an English philosopher and is believed to be one of the most influential Enlightenment thinkers. 17th-century

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    Descartes Cogito Argument

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    Descartes has three main arguments in his skeptic strategy; dream‚ deceiving God and the evil Genius. All these three arguments hold that we do not directly see external objects but rather through what our minds tell us which are the images formed by the external objects in our minds. In his argument about dreaming Descartes says dreams are a non-pathological to madness. Descartes argues that dreams depict that even under normal mental conditions our sensory knowledge can be deceptive. Dreams lack

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    everything was a dream or not would be to die. 4. Why does Descartes conclude that there are no certain tests? d. How useful would a test be if you’re dreaming? If your entire life has been a dream‚ then you wouldn’t know what reality really was. Therefore‚ things like hurting yourself‚ falling‚ or any other method to wake yourself up wouldn’t work. It wouldn’t work because your dream has become your reality. 5. Is Descartes right that you cannot doubt your own existence? e. No

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    just 1 aspect‚ which is physical and that the physical can explain everything‚ even the workings of the brain. The most important philosophers with a dualists view begin right back in the Greek era with Plato and forward to the middle ages with Descartes. However for materialism more modern day ideas come from Hick and Dawkins. The most famous Dualist view is probably that of Plato‚ the ancient Greece philosopher who introduced the idea that the soul was immortal. Plato’s main ideas for the soul

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    human beings know about the experience of existence? How do we define it? Man’s struggle with the definition of knowledge and how we define existence is a driving force behind the questions asked by philosophers throughout history. From Plato to Descartes‚ from Aristotle to Kant‚ the understanding of existence became nearly an obsession of the great philosophical minds. It is this “obsession” that drives Hugh Jackman’s character‚ Robert Angier in Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige. In this “obsession”

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    Descartes has two arguments for skepticism‚ the first the dream argument and then second the evil demon argument. Both examples are used to raise doubts in things that we may commonly believe to be true. It seems right to believe that if you know something then you cannot doubt that thing‚ but Descartes wants to be certain in every way that he does in fact know that thing. These two examples are used to bring skepticism into your knowledge of things. For example‚ I know that I am taking a test‚ but

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    be examining René Descartes’ reasons for doubting all of his beliefs. I will begin with Descartes’ first meditation‚ showing how he argues his reasons of doubt. Followed with Descartes’ second meditation‚ presenting the one piece of knowledge that Descartes finds irrefutable and explaining why he believes it to be so. Descartes formulates three different skepticisms while reflecting on a number of falsehoods he was led to believe throughout his life. Upon reflection‚ Descartes decides that he must

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    types and expressions of rationalism‚ but the most influential expressions of rationalism pertaining to the French Revolution were in ethics and metaphysics. The first modern rationalist philosopher was Rene Descartes (1596-1650).The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy states that: “Descartes is known as the father of modern philosophy precisely because he initiated

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