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    In the chapter this session‚ instinctive drift is the most interesting topic that stood out to me. There are two examples of it in the text. One of a pig and the other of a raccoon. The pig was trained to pick up wooden coins with its mouth and to deposit them into a piggy bank. The pig did it multiple times‚ but over time the pig started to play with the coin by repeatedly dropping it and picking it back up‚ throwing it into the air‚ or just simply moving it about with its snout. The raccoon was

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    without a single human present? A place where robot arms are carrying heavy items‚ and small robots running around the place‚ each doing a specific action. We have to know that more and more robots are involved in manufacturing work. If we continue to turn a blind eye towards the uprising and dominance of intelligent robots‚ our jobs could easily be taken away by them. While investors have always claimed that robots can reduce the manufacturing cost9Intelligent robots and humans are about similar

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    Journal #4 Jenny Wong What are the similarity between pigs and humans? In Animal Farm‚ the pigs have set themselves apart from the other animals. At the beginning‚ the pigs are the leader that over throw Mr. Jones‚ who used to own the Farm. The similarity between pigs and humans are when there are a management system‚ and having the power to control the others. Firstly‚ the pigs controls and manages the Animal Farm well by creating a set of rules and jobs for each animals. For example‚ the

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    The poem “The Mouth” written by bpNichol is littered with ambiguity. You could pick any line in any stanza and find something with a double meaning. In the second stanza‚ Nichol writes: “You were never supposed to talk when it was full. It was better to keep it shut if you had nothing to say. You were never supposed to shoot it off. It was better to be seen than heard.” Besides the obvious oral fixation he has‚ what does he mean when he says this? It seems as though he has been silenced before in

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    The MOUTH is the starting point that begins the digestive process. The TONGUE is used for grasping the food‚ mixing‚ and swallowing. The TEETH tear and chew the feed into smaller particles that may be swallows. SALIVARYGLANDs: excrete saliva‚ which serves many purposes Rectum is the terminal end of the large intestine and the entire digestive system -Water to moisten -Macintosh lubricate -Bicarbonates to buffer acids -Enzyme amylase to Breakdown carbs. The ESOPHAGUS is the hollow muscular

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    extraterrestrial intelligence would be similar to present day humans cannot be made with current knowledge. Aliens would have developed under different environments‚ they would have their own unique cultures and they would be centuries ahead of humanity with much more advance technology that would have its own unknown impact on their culture. If they have survived long enough to develop the advanced technology needed to travel between the stars‚ then the negative tendencies of their past would have

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    There are some things that are different between non-human primates and human primates. But we aren’t extremely different. We share many things in common. Some of the things we share are the way we interact with our peers. The fact that they can also cooperative and work together to achieve a common goal. How we both can display our emotions and wants through our facial expression and body language. We share the same diet type even though the way we go about getting our food different. The fact that

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    Biology class I have every taken I was always taught how the human body and behaviors somewhat resembled that of most modern primates. Early researches made huge discovers when studying these primates such as characteristics‚ the anatomy‚ and the social behavior that could be compared to humans today. However‚ no matter how many similarities you find between primates and humans there will always be differences. The man difference is that humans became more advanced then the modern ape which made it easy

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    communicate with each other using different means. Though they don’t master in any specific language nor has such ability to speak like humans however they have their methods to communicate. Different animals use different methods to express their feeling. Dogs and cats show their affection by shaking their tales and rubbing their body with other animal or human. In same way elephants move their trunks. Pet animals such as goats‚ cows‚ horses and birds (parrots) have their own way. It can be commonly

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    categories including natural and human sciences. And by natural science‚ we mean it’s the disciplines and studies of the “physical world” or the “phenomena of the physical universe” as philosophers call it; where truth is a firm proclamation‚ and could be justified through experiments and observations. A fine example would be‚ the rotation of the earth which could be justified using astronomy‚ physics‚ and math. On the other hand‚ human sciences tend to observe human nature and behavior; however we

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