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    drugs are bad

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    Drugs In Sport Today I will be talking about how drugs in sport are immoral and a bad influence on younger generations. Drugs in sport is one of today’s most controversial issues in our daily lives. Such as the Essendon drug scandal‚ Lance Armstrong and many‚ many more have suffered having the punishments that come with taking drugs. Sport is meant to be a very enjoyable activity‚ but now with the shadow of drugs looming over it‚ sport has become very tedious. The real point of sport is

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    Technology Is Bad

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    Can too much of something good be bad for you? What if it kills you? Harm you physically‚ or even mentally? As we all know to this day‚ technology has advanced in ways we can’t even comprehend. New concepts of technology are being released every year and people buy them without taking the opportunity and time of getting to know the product. Most people don’t acknowledge the harm that the product can do to us human. (you can preview what you’ll talk about in your intro) There is no American that

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    negative things‚ with judgments‚ guilt and anxiety produced by thoughts about the future and so on.” Everyone experiences guilt whether a famous popstar or an average citizen. Guilt is a natural quality that comes and goes in one’s life depending on their actions. Gene Forrester‚ the narrator of the book A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ resembles the description Tolle describes. In the novel A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ a theme clearly exists where guilt cripples a person emotionally because

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    Bad Blood

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    Bad blood” was a term used to describe syphilis in the early twentieth century. The United States government‚ the greatest government in the world‚ put experiments in place on poor‚ uneducated African American men during the 1930’s. These men were told that they were going to be given free treatment for the bad blood and everything would be taken care of. Prior to the experiments they were not told the full effects of syphilis and what serious effects it takes on the human body. They preyed on their

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    Too Bad

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    Analysis of Too Bad Humans use machines in there every day life‚ in some form or the other. For example Mobile phone‚ computers‚ water boilers‚ medical equipments such as CAT scan machine or washing machines. These are just the inventions of the twenty first century and older times. But if we think of the future there could be so many types of machineries. The story “too bad by Isaac Asimov” is a science fiction‚ which looks at the mechanical possibilities of the future. Where a man named Arnfeld

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    Guilt‚ how do people deal with it? When people feel guilty‚ do they run and hide‚ apologize‚ get angry or just bury it deep down. Everyone at some point in their life feels guilty‚ it is a natural feeling that God put in people so that they may recognize when they do something wrong. Guilt is when a person believes or realizes that he or she has violated his or her own standard or moral conduct and feels responsible for that violation. In "The Tell Tale Heart" the main character murdered his neighbor

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    United They Stand‚ Divided They Fall Being commonly referred to as the ‘cultural melting pot’ of the world‚ the United States of America has many demographics and divisions of its people. Despite these groups‚ America is drawn together in times of havoc and will never be pulled apart. As observable in events like the World Wars‚ the Cold War‚ and the War on Terror; America is often strongly unified under chaos. In her article The Quilt‚ Anna Quindlen refers to these events with the use of logos

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    Conscience is the most reliable guide to ethical decision making. Discuss (35 marks) Whether or not the conscience is the most reliable guide to ethical decision-making is‚ in my opinion‚ determined by one’s own interpretation of what conscience actually is. There are two key approaches to defining conscience. The first‚ originally proposed by Freud and developed by Piaget and Fromm‚ argues that conscience is the result of environmental factors. Freud’s definition of conscience is linked to an individual’s

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    The use of guilt is an effective tool as a means of controlling people. By instilling a sense that one is responsible for certain deeds and actions‚ it makes that individual seemed tied down. In George Orwell’s "Such‚ Such Were the Joys ..."‚ the schoolmasters utilize this emotion as a persuasion device towards the young‚ gullible boys. Through this exercise‚ the schoolmasters were able to effectively control their pupil’ actions and emotions. The main schoolmasters Bingo and Sim‚ used this technique

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    Search for Meaning‚” he asserts there is a tragic triad that prevents someone from finding happiness‚ one of the triad aspects is guilt. According to the Merriam-Webster‚ guilt is defined as‚ “2. responsibility for a crime or for doing something bad or wrong.” Frankl uses an example from one of his experiences with a women through which he argues against collective guilt‚ claiming that it is wrong to do so (Frankl‚ 149-150). Frequently‚ politicians and media outlets simplify an accident to one person

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