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    independence‚ that they can think freely‚ choose freely‚ and express themselves freely. This all is connected to the idea of free will that many believe is what makes us human. Many people cannot‚ however‚ define free will. There is always the feeling that one can do whatever he/she wants. That is probably why this idea is such a pleasing concept. There is just one serious flaw in the free will concept. People cannot determine everything; there are some things‚ even before one is born‚ that determines who

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    In the debate over whether speech codes should be enforced or not on university campuses‚ the opponents conclude that university’s should not enforce a hate speech code because it impedes academic freedom. On the other side of the debate‚ the supporters conclude that it is a university’s responsibility to enforce hate speech code for an equal education opportunity. In this essay‚ I will conclude that hate speech should be regulated by a code enforced by the university because of the protection it

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    In the short story God is not a Fish Inspector by W.D. Valgardson‚ Fusi Bergman‚ a man with a youthful heart‚ struggles to accept his failure to fish efficiently due to his feeble body. As a result of the conflicts that dominate his life‚ Fusi gives in to his inevitable fate‚ and loses the single thing that sets him apart from his former friends and acquaintances. The deterioration of his body‚ his opposition against the old folk’s home‚ and the adverse relationship with his daughter contribute to

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    Stanley Kubrick’s science fiction film‚ 2001: A Space Odyssey connects the past with the future in terms of life‚ while also having a sense of ambiguity to leave the film up to the interpretation of the viewer. In David W. Patterson’s “Music‚ Structure and Metaphor in Stanley Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’‚” he argues that “2001’s soundtrack is comprised of two mutually exclusive harmonic streams – the atonal and the tonal – and that in their perceptive and nuanced empathy with the narrative

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    The Invasive Lionfish Throughout the world their hundreds of species‚ whether it’s animal or plant hundreds exist here in our ecosystems today. Species that are found in a specific area and only found in this specific place are called endemic species. Here in Florida we have several endemic species and an example of one is the great Florida Panther. The Florida Panther is also a very endangered species only a few hundred still exist. Many factors contribute to its small population such as human

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    Evolution: What is evolution? Over time‚ through millions of years plants and animals have changed over time‚ in order to increase their chances of survival as well as to adapt to their environment. Evolution doesn’t happen overnight‚ in a couple of days‚ weeks‚ months‚ or years. It is a slow process that takes a very long time to notice. “The word evolution can be used in many ways‚ but in biology‚ it means descent with modification. In other words‚ small modifications that occur at the genetic

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    I believe most people have some sort of consensus to what free will is; the ability to make choices. Free will cannot be simplified down to a single absolute definition because in this age‚ we don’t entirely know why or how we make these decisions. To my beliefs‚ free will is the sense where individuals can consciously think for themselves on what they want to do‚ whether that is getting the fish instead of chicken for dinner or deciding to run for president. Even though we have the option to always

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    Albert Fish “I like children‚ they are tasty(Fish)”. Albert was a serial killer. A serial killer is someone who has committed multiple murders. It takes a lot to be a cannibal and Fish was one of them. Cannibal is the act or practice of humans eating the flesh or internal organs of other human beings(Maria). Albert Fish’s crazy life included his childhood‚ into adulthood as a serial killer‚ and his death Albert Fish’s life was all crazy‚ but it started in his childhood. Albert was born in Washington

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    Milgram‚ Stanley‚ “The Perils of Obedience.” Harper’s Magazine Dec. 1973: 62+. Print. Yale University psychologist‚ Stanley Milgram‚ conducted a series of obedience experiments during the 1960’s to prove that for many people‚ obedience is a compelling drive overriding their own morality and sympathy. These experiments ended in shocking results. The Milgram experiment consisted of a teacher‚ learner‚ and the experimenter. The teacher being the actual subject while the others were actors.

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    Stanley Milgram’s 1961 study is a classic example of deception used in the research process. Neither deception or debriefing protocol was followed in conducting this study. In any studies that involve deception‚ there must be a debriefing in which the subjects who were deceived are informed of the nature of the deception. The Stanley Milgram’s study violated this protocol beyond any acceptable ethical standards. Secondly‚ “The Tearoom Trade” is the title of a highly controversial piece of research

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