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    In 1954‚ A.J. Ayer published the paper Freedom and Necessity‚ which was written to provide Ayer’s argument on how moral responsibility is determined and more importantly the larger concept argument for the true nature of freedom. In this paper‚ Ayer makes the case that free will is compatible with determinism. Address Ayer’s responses few objections and the objection that Galen Strawson may have had with Ayer. I don’t find Ayer’s response to the objections convincing‚ so I present a better example

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    Technology is a major component in the world of teaching. The computer and its related technologies are now such an integral part of every day life that it must be an ingredient in educating for participation in present and future society. Computers can make a class more exciting and free the student from boredom and monotony. Computers have many facilities. They can be helpful in many educational fields. They can be a great help to both the teachers and students. For educators‚ it is a tool for

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    Philosophy 1301. 1002 Ayer‚ A.J. “Freedom and Necessity.” In the following paper I will talk about A.J. Ayer’s “Freedom and Necessity‚” and I will explain the dilemma of determinism and Ayer’s compatibilist solution to it. I will explain some of the examples Ayer uses to explain the difference between cause and being constrained‚ and how both affect one’s free will. I will also discuss on why Ayer’s compatibilism solution to the dilemma is the best solution so far. According to A.J. Ayer‚

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    School uniform a necessity for children Plan:- Introduction: other’s view on the subject. First paragraph: why are school uniforms necessary? Second paragraph: extend on the importance of uniforms. Third paragraph: advantages of using uniforms Conclusion: my view on the subject. 95% of students find uniforms obsolete; some just hate the uniform’s unexciting colours‚ saying school uniforms aren’t necessary. Nonetheless‚ they are wrong. Teachers‚ as human‚ classify people by their looks

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    Discontent is the first necessity of progress. Its often from a sense of discontent‚ feelings of incompleteness‚ or even a twinge of true unhappiness that the seeds of great accomplishment are sown After studying the case of Jerry Sanders emerging as one of the greatest entrepreneurs of his times‚ one can easily figure out what it takes to go through all the up and downs and be an extraordinary one. From the skills of negotiation‚ decision making and risk taking to self-confidence‚ selflessness and

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    1. In my opinion‚ some people are rich because of they are born rich‚ or they worked hard in life to become rich. For example‚ Donald Trump’s sons and daughters were born rich and are used to the expensive lifestyle because they have lived it every day since they were born. Some people are poor because of the decisions that they made in life which caused them to be that way‚ such as not choosing to go to school‚ or finding a way out of being poor rather than staying stagnant. Also some were born

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    the goal in my life‚ the only one answer coming up in my mind is to achieve success. But what exactly the word ‘success’ should be defined? Thinking considerably‚ there are at least two fundamental achievements in life that inspire people. One is to be rich‚ while another one is to be famous. Though these two words are somehow closely related if you think about the celebrities who are famous and rich at the same time‚ there are some others who only have high recognition but not rich‚ such as Mother

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    Out with the Old in with the New Education is the single most important factor in not only an individual’s life and their outcome for success‚ but also the outcome of future success in America. In order for our country to be successful we must invest in our future generations and the training they will need once they move on to their future endeavors. Although America spends vast amounts of money each year on education‚ money is not always the answer. We must improve the performance in our

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    the goal in my life‚ the only one answer coming up in my mind is to achieve success. But what exactly the word success should be defined? Thinking considerably‚ there are at least two fundamental achievements in life that inspire people. One is to be rich‚ while another one is to be famous. Though these two words are somehow closely related if you think about the celebrities who are famous and rich at the same time‚ there are some others who only have high recognition but not rich. There is significant

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    Adrienne Rich’s poem Living In Sin is a free verse poem about a woman’s fairy tale dream of marriage versus the reality of the sin of not loving each other. The subject of the poem is a woman starting a life of hope and happiness in a perfect relationship only to learn the true reality of the relationship. The speaker of the poem observes the woman’s life as sad and boring using the past tense versus the present‚ and short run on lines that set the hopeless mood of the poem. Imagery and colorful

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