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    Coping with Methuselah

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    “Coping with Methuselah” they discuss the possibility of manipulating the genetics that shape living beings. Also‚ with the declining rate of human mortality year after year we will soon see humans living well in to a century or more. With this rise in life span also comes a rise in healthcare‚ pension eligibility age and social security and Medicare cost. If it is possible for the molecular biology to be made to lengthen a human’s lifespan‚ at what cost will we pay to attain such a non-God given gift

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    meant that the necessary resources were available. Later on‚ there were unexpected effects on the age structure of the population in the developed nations which was especially true in Europe where‚ because of the very low birth-rates and longer life expectancy‚ a growing proportion of the population was over 65. The rapid population growth caused serious problems: some countries‚ like India‚ Pakistan and Bangladesh‚ became overcrowded and there was insufficient land to go round. This

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    to each other and the world around them since the Agricultural Revolution 13‚000 years earlier. In the 18th century‚ China‚ India and Europe were broadly comparable in terms of levels of economic development‚ standard of living‚ and people’s life expectancy and each claimed around 23% of global GDP. However‚ by 1800s‚ India and China had begun to fall‚ while Europe and the United States rose. By 1900‚ China and India collectively held 9% of global GDP while Europe held 60% and the US held 20%. Over

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    The Tragedy of Sahel

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    CASE STUDY: Tragedy of the Commons Overview: The phenomenon known as the "tragedy of the Commons" is a classic environmental event that can be applied to a number of different situations and locations throughout the world. It is best know as the "tragedy of the Sahel"‚ referring to the area in Africa below the Sahara Desert. The Tragedy of the Sahel is an instance of a more general phenomenon‚ The Tragedy of the Commons as articulated by Garrett Hardin. The Tragedy of the Commons occurs when people

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    the US. With such high rates of growth‚ there are both negative and positive aspects that come out of such development. Although general health in China is not at its best‚ post 1980 industrial development has improved the average Chinese citizen’s life tremendously both personally and publically. Through the rush of industrialization‚ Chinese industry and production has had a negative effect on the health of citizens because of the air pollution from coal‚ water pollution from factory emissions

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    Modernity vs Tradition

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    between his traditional culture and modernization. Modern thoughts‚ life style‚ working culture‚ clothing etc. all integrated part of modernization. Though there are some conflict in the traditional way and modernized way of doing things‚ but these two means different leads to the same results. let us understand what is tradition First and modernization? As mentioned in the above paragraph‚ modernization includes every sphere of our life starting from living in a residential flat‚ travelling in AC cars

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    Job vs Career

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    average American works 40 hours a weak between the ages of 18 to 65‚ with an annual paycheck of $43‚000. Seeing as how the average life expectancy in the US is 79‚ this information suggests that a regular working-class citizen spends approximately 11 years of their life earning a sum of $2‚021‚000 dollars at their job. Working is such a significant part of a personʼs life‚ and itʼs through a lifetime of work that people gain experience‚ learn important skills‚ and build relationships with the people

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    world’s most aged society in 2030. Further‚ by 2050 China’s older population will likely swell to 330 million‚ or a quarter of its total population.”(Yanzhou Huang) Three main reasons speed up the aging problem. Based on higher life quality‚ people have longer average life expectancy. Second‚ the baby boomers start getting old. Also‚ China has one child policy that controls the population (Yanzhou Huang) The aging problem brings the primary challenge to China‚ but also an opportunity to develop some new

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    Conceptions of Age

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    birthdays‚ and so age was never a significant thing in my life. In the book it distinguishes the ways we can measure age. Chronological age is the number of years that have passed since birth. This is the most common form of age in our culture. Biological age is a person’s age in regards to their biological health. This relates to the health or capacities of one’s vital organs. Finding one’s biological age can help identify their life expectancy; the lower the biological age the longer they are expected

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    Two hundred years ago‚ life expectancy for average human beings was 30-40 years. Today‚ life expectancy in developed countries is between 75-85 years‚ thanks to medical researchers for their unconventional ongoing research. Humans reached to the moon‚ always looking out for bigger‚ better‚ and reaching for the unreachable. One of the greatest medical research breakthroughs in the 21st century is embryonic stem cells (ES Cell). However‚ taking cells from an embryo which has a high potential to become

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