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    Human and Utilitarianism

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    course. If God has arranged this to happen‚ then it is meant to happen. Who am I to walk in and ‘play God’ ? I have to say I agree with Hospers when he says “A hundred men might gain great pleasure from beating up or killing just one Insignificant human being; but other men’s lives are not theirs to dispose of.” (Hospers) A Utilitarian would approach this situation by asking himself/herself‚ what will bring happiness? What will do good for greater numbers of people? Why should the prisoners get

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    Human and Adversity

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    Adversity is what creates drive in every human being. It is the monster and fear in all of our nightmares‚ the bad‚ testing our willingness to be good‚ pushing us to fight back‚ to learn its ways‚ and to appreciate. However dire or subordinate‚ it is what allows us to perform extraordinary measures‚ better ourselves morally‚ and acquire many other character-defining qualities and lessons we need throughout life. The Roman poet‚ Horace‚ expresses adversity perfectly as having “the effect of eliciting

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    Inclusion body myopathy 2 is a hereditary condition that mostly affects skeletal muscles‚ which are muscles that the body uses for movement. This disorder causes muscle weakness that appears in late adolescence or early adulthood and only worsens over time (O ’Ferrall). GNE-related myopathy‚ also known as inclusion body myopathy 2‚ is characterized by slowly progressive distal muscle weakness that begins with gait disturbance and foot drop secondary to anterior tibialis muscle weakness. Weakness

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    Human Nature

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    Human Nature According to wikipedia.org the definition of human nature is defined as ʺHuman nature refers to the distinguishing characteristics‚ including ways of thinking‚ feeling and acting that humans tend to have naturally‚ independently of the influence of culture ʺ. Everyone has a different say on what human nature is because we are all different and we all see human nature as a different thing. Part of human nature is each individual having their own identity‚ opinion and reaction towards

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    Staying human

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    The technology of humans will continue to be more advanced and used frequently. After every new invention‚ the next best thing will be coming after that. As humans‚ it is something that we will continue to work on; however‚ it will never overtake us as humans. It is part of our instincts to have interaction with one another no matter what we do. That is why‚ regardless of the technology‚ is will never completely consume us. According to Smith‚ “some of the software currently shaping their generation

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    Nature And Human

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    obscurity‚ in all this vastness‚ there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves.”-Carl Sagan. If there is only one thing that humanity has to learn‚ that would be the superior power of compliance with natural laws. Human species have never had any true freedom. Freedom is illusion. When it comes to the order of nature‚ either you align or you suffer. So‚ who are we‚ homo sapiens‚ a branch of great monkeys‚ the source of all problems on the Earth‚ the reason behind

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    For decades‚ tattoos and body piercings have been one of the most controversial concerns among religion such as Christians. According to a statement made by the Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) in their website‚ they declare “The Synod has no position on this subject. It should be kept in mind that the prohibition in Leviticus 19:28 ... For Christians‚ matters such as this lie in the area of Christian freedom and wise judgment” However‚ for cultures and societies this controversy has become a more

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    staying human

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    rather the biotech revolution-which promises to give us unprecedented power to transform human nature. How should we use that power? A group of cutting-edge scientists‚ entrepreneurs‚ and intellectuals has a bold answer. This group-I call them the techno-utopians-argues that science will soon give us the means to straighten the crooked timber of humanity‚ and even to remake our species into something "post-human." One of the leading techno-utopians is Lee Silver‚ who teaches molecular biology at

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    Becoming Human

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    Miles Elam Becoming a Human Part 1 In this short film‚ the main focuses are on why and how we became human over millions of years. The Afar in North Eastern Ethiopia‚ part of The Great Rift Valley‚ is the location of the first steps in discovering the answers. Archeologist‚ Zeresenay Alemseged had made a remarkable discovery. He found a cheek bone of a small face that more than likely was from a baby embedded into sandstone. It was found on top of volcanic ash that was dated to be about 3

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    A Human Instinct

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    A human instinct The first thing we do when we meet someone new is‚ judge them. Judging others is almost an instinct to humans‚ we just can‘t help it. Observation is what “helps” us pass judgment on a person. Our observations play a big roll in the way we react to others. When we react to others we observe the way they interact‚ their physical appearance‚ and the way they dress. An introvert is a shy person‚ one who is concerned with his/her own thoughts and feelings. I am an introvert and I am

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