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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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    A Golden Moment

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    Michael Phelps define that Olympics‚ he defined and showcased the sport of swimming‚ and revealed the sport of swimming to society in a way that was never before experienced. This paper will not so much focus on what exactly Michael Phelps accomplished at the 2008 Beijing games( not to downplay arguably one of the greatest performances in the history of sports)‚ but more in-depth into what that moment meant for the future of swimming and how Americans viewed the sport. Usain Bolts domination on the track

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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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    Human and Dolphins

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    fluke) is used for propulsion: it is therefore very muscular. Their teeth are conical in shape. . Dolphins are considered to be one of the most intelligent of animals and their friendly appearance and playful attitude have made them popular with humans. They love each other’s company. They jump and splash about in large groups called schools. They are great show-offs and do all kinds of somersaults‚ backflips and acrobatics. They have there own language to communicate with each other‚ which we still

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    are able to create an illusion of success by ensuring that at least the average achievement is acceptable. The duck was superbly gifted at swimming‚ so much so that he was even a better swimmer than his own teacher. With proper care and attention‚ the duck could’ve been a leading innovator and pioneer at swimming. Instead of focusing on his adroitness in swimming‚ the school’s system instead scrutinized his less than average ability in running. He was persecuted for his inability to run well to the

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    It was my first day of practice for high school swimming. There I was- a scrawny freshman‚ idolizing these upperclassmen who towered above me. Being the only freshman in my class‚ my coach had me train alongside these giants. I remember the countless morning practices‚ which always involved grueling endurance sets‚ where my teammates lapped me constantly while I struggled to make the intervals; feeling disappointed in myself‚ but determined to continue working hard in order to catch up to my teammates

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    directions and begin swimming. BEEP. Again‚ we switch directions. After a few minutes of intense swimming‚ he sends us over the the shallow end where we have a few minute to rest‚ as the second group begins. At this time‚ my arms feel heavy from the sudden activity. Just as I begin to catch my breath‚ coach yells for my group. I’m soon swimming again. As we finish off our warm ups‚ I feel my chest on fire and my arms and legs exhausted‚ as I tread in the deep end. Can humans push their body’s limits

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    Swim

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    Life isn’t easy. There isn’t a cheat sheet or an instructions manual to tell you how to sail through life smoothly. Even though life has its ups and downs like rough tides during a storm in the sea‚ there are influences that will keep you afloat‚ moving forward‚ with a head held high. There was a time in my life when things were quite bleak; a time where I was on the brink of losing myself. As nice as it would have been to have my very own “easy button” from Staples‚ I learned that people and my

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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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    Human and Youth

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    Youth is that phase of life where dreams are built‚ hope is kindled‚and a bright future is foreseen. Those are the years to understand yourself‚ discover your potentials‚ grab opportunities and pursue success. Those are the years to foster moral principles‚ construct your value system and begin an all-new journey on the path of the ’right’. Good morning‚respected ma’am and all my dear friends.Today I Apurva is standing before you to express my opinions on the topic "The role of youth in the success

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