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    satirical fiction the year of 1759. Voltaire having went to school to become a writer and then being thrown out of numerous countries afterwards. Kings and noble people who were offended by Voltaire’s genre of satire and black humor throughout his books. Leibniz‚ a german philosopher proposed Optimism and this philosophy was created upon the reason that they thought that logic was the reason for why god created the world and its people were as perfect as it was. The german philosopher constructed the philosophy

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    Research Paper On Neptune

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    Neptune Neptune is the eighth farthest known planet from our sun. It was discovered on September 23‚ 1847‚ by Johann Gottfried Galle. Neptune is 451‚00 km ( 30.1 AU ) away from the sun. It’s known for being the windiest and the coldest (-235) planet. The name Neptune is the name of the Roman god of the sea. Composition Neptune is a frozen gas. It is mainly made of hydrogen. Neptune’s core is made of iron and other metals. Its mantle is made of water‚ ammonia‚ and methane. The temperature inside

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    References: Brown‚ K. (2010). Alexander Fleming and the development of penicillin: Alexander Fleming laboratory museum education resource pack. London: Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum. Gottfried‚ T. (2007). Alexander Fleming: Discoverer of penicillin. New York: Franklin Watts. Macfarlane‚ G. (2011). Alexander Fleming‚ the man and the myth. Cambridge‚ Mass: Harvard University Press. Smith‚ S. (2012). Alexander Fleming: Conquering disease

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    and published his research‚ and it became known as the Principia. Principia made Newton an English celebrity. He was later elected president of the Royal Society in 1703‚ after the death of Hooke. Newton often argued with a German mathematician‚ Leibniz‚ over who discovered calculus first. Newton then dedicated his years to understand biblical prophecy and history. On March 20th of 1727‚ Newton passed away and was buried in Westminster

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    anything is necessarily perfect. I can see why they used the theory of God being a perfect human being because who is better to look up to than someone claiming to be perfect. Kant’s primary criticism was mainly directed at Decartes‚ but also at Leibniz and argued the intelligibility of a necessary being. He based his ideas on logic rather than thought “a triangle has 3 angles” and “God existence”. His necessary proposition stated for a triangle to exist it must have 3 angles. It proposed if X exists

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    history of zero

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    From placeholder to the driver of calculus‚ zero has crossed the greatest minds and most diverse borders since it was born many centuries ago. Today‚ zero is perhaps the most pervasive global symbol known. In the story of zero‚ something can be made out of nothing. Zero‚ zip‚ zilch - how often has a question been answered by one of these words? Countless‚ no doubt. Yet behind this seemingly simple answer conveying nothing lays the story of an idea that took many centuries to develop‚ many countries

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    AP Euro- 2 1 November‚ 2011 Women and the Scientific Field During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries women were inferior of the two sexes‚ they were expected only to take care of the household‚ raise a child‚ cook‚ take care of their husband‚ and any other jobs that were suitable to them. However as time passed many women became interested in other fields of study such as chemistry‚ astronomy‚ biology‚ botany‚ physics‚ and medicine. During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries women began

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    University‚ Press. “The Yellow Star Project.” Yellow Star (2005): 293-294. History Reference Center. EBSCO. Web. 30 Jan. 2011. This source tells you how the Jews resisted the Nazi’s. It also shows that the Jews were willing to fight for their freedom. Gottfried‚ Ted. “HITLER YOUTH.” Children of the Slaughter. 23. US: Lerner Publishing Group‚ 2001. History Reference Center. EBSCO. Web. 1 Mar. 2011. This gives insight on the Hitler Youth program. It also gives out good information on how it affected Germany

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    examples of aids to manual calculating. c) were developed in Western Europe in the late Middle Ages. d) replaced Hindu-Arabic numerals as the preferred way to do calculations. e) All of the above. 4. The mechanical adding machines of Pascal and Leibniz were not widely adopted because a) they were too expensive. b) there were unreliable. c) they were too difficult to program. d) they could not handle fractions. e) bookkeepers successfully lobbied the King‚ and he made the machines illegal. 5. The

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    Kant analyses three proofs for God’s existence‚ the ontological‚ cosmological‚ and physio-theological. I will be focusing on the cosmological proof. Kant believes the cosmological argument is impossible due to the argument’s reliance on the ontological argument. Kant argues against the ontological proof by stating that ‘god is perfect’ does not hold since god’s perfection is contingent upon god’s existence; the argument is tautological. The cosmological argument assumes that based on our experience

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