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    The trigger for my report came from the film “Gattaca” in this film the director Andrew Niccol presents a future world where humans strive for perfection. This portray of perfectionism made me think deeply about our world and our search for a technological advantage/perfection in warfare and where this might take us. Because of this I constructed three questions to help me understand this topic of how humans strive to gain a technological advantage in warfare. My first question is: what attitude

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    agree that some people are too rich‚ while others are too poor. It’s all about in which social class you stand. Social stratification is part of our life; no one really pays attention because we are all too busy trying to make it in life. Watching “Gattaca” (1997)‚ actually opened my eyes and mind to so many things realizing that I’ve always known is just that I never really paid attention to it. Social stratification refers to the category that people is put in depending on where they stand economically

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    Next Gen Jammers

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    Jammer Next Four industry teams vie to produce a more capable‚ next generation tactical jammer By Bill Carey With the award of technology maturation contracts to four industry teams in July‚ the U.S. Navy NextGen Jammer (NGJ) program within two years will advance from competing concepts to prototypes of the electronic warfare sensor of the future. The same four contractors and industry partners participated in technology maturation trade studies awarded by the Navy in January 2009. The NGJ is

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    Perimeter Defense Essay

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    The Basics of Perimeter Defense: You Only Own It As Long As You Can Defend It If you cannot defend it then you do not own it. In other words‚ someone‚ or some group can come along and take it. Take over your shelter‚ and enjoy all of the luxuries you have stockpiled while you sit shivering in the cold rain plotting your strategy for getting back inside. Once the SHTF‚ readymade shelters like the one you have will be on the minds of those without one‚ and there will be plenty of people without one

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    My presentation today will be regarding the pros of eugenics and its impact on society. After studying the movie GATTACA‚ it is clear that eugenics plays a vital role in the storyline. Although the movie was created in 1997 and was set in the ‘not too distant future’‚ it is evident that what was fictional is partially becoming reality. Medical treatment is becoming more sophisticated‚ prevention of diseases is evident. The use of eugenics in sport leagues has been introduced. The further enhancement

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    Martha Mccaskey Case Study

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    have to pay someone off to finish her project in order to attain her promised promotion. She felt she has always maintained a high degree of integrity until now. There were some warning flags McCaskey should have noticed. The focus this paper is to examine specific reasons underlying McCaskey’s situation‚ what the warning flags were and what tactics she should employ concerning her involvement in the Silicon 6 project and her future with Seleris. Martha McCaskey Seleris Associates Industry Analysis

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    IRAC - Torts

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    and plainly mark the most direct and practicable route to be followed‚ indicating the road to be followed by the detoured traffic at all road crossings and forks.” Section 7J-3 of the Manual deals with the placement of warning signs and states that: A complete series of warning signs is generally required on both sides of the roadway for lane closures or other restrictions to traffic flow which may be encountered. The sign layout should provide the driver with specific information on the lane closed;

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    Fifth vs. Sixth Amendments

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    coercive environment that violates the Fifth Amendment protection against compelled self-incrimination. In an effort to reduce the inherent coerciveness‚ the Court created the now famous Miranda warnings and required the government to give those warnings and obtain waivers prior to custodial interrogation. The warnings are designed in part to safeguard the right against compelled self-incrimination by ensuring custodial subjects that‚ if they choose to waive the right to silence‚ they will not have to face

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    The Right to Remain Silent

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    Miranda warning constraint can be taken to boundaries that can contaminate police work and threaten just

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    discourse and on occasion‚ violence. This is what happened in the case of Miranda v. Arizona in 1966. This case changed the history of this country and left a tremendous impact‚ which many challenge‚ the ruling and still protest today. The Miranda Warning is intended to protect the guilty as well as the innocent and should be protected at all costs. Without the law‚ many suspects may be treated unfairly. It is a necessary safeguard. Its intentions were to give suspects an informed choice between their

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