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    Teleconferencing: An office automation development with cost-saving potential‚ as it’s a method of using technology to bring people and ideas together despite geographical barriers. There are several verities of teleconferencing‚ but the most common today is Video conferencing. Video Conferencing: A set of interactive telecommunication technologies which allow two or more locations to interact via two-way video and audio transmissions simultaneously. The core technology used in a video

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    Socrates’ fundamental moral philosophy is to always examine your life in order to live life to the fullest. His epistemological view is that he knows he does not know everything‚ and he does not confuse ignorance for knowledge. This supports his moral philosophy because in order to know if you are living your life to fullest you need to know what the good life is. His metaphysical view is that he has a self-interested reason to be concerned with others. Bad citizens will eventually harm him and

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    1) John Locke’s beliefs stem from the fact that neither body nor the soul are key identifiers of personal identity and survival. Locke says that the body can not be explained through time as the body is always changing. Scientifically the cells of our bodies change completely every eight years thus our body is not the same body from eight years ago. Locke believes that consciousness stems from memory and being recognized from the same person is what makes you. Thomas Reid on the other hand believes

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    Meeting #1 Brad A-G 2013 Questions to be answered: • What‚ for Frege‚ is a thought? • Can we define truth‚ according to Frege? If so‚ what’s the definition? If not‚ why not? Frege’s The Thought: A Logical Inquiry Question: Is Frege concerned with the act of thinking or the thing thought? Old view (pt. of “Modern Semantic Tradition” (roughly 17th – 19th century‚ before Frege and Russell) The meaning of an expression is constituted by ideas‚ images or impressions that are in the

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    which is the best way to obtain it. Two individuals and great philosophers of their time‚ Plato and Charles Peirce‚ each had their own ideas on how truth and knowledge could be obtained. One of the main differences between Plato’s and Peirce’s philosophies regarding truth is that Plato believed truth is founded in knowledge while Peirce believed knowledge could never be obtained. Plato believed that everyone possesses knowledge and the realization of this knowledge could be achieved through recollection

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    10/08/2014. WALTER TURLI Business Ethics Dr. Darrell Arnold Aristotle ’s philosophy + Catholic Social Teaching Aristotle is basically the first principle that focuses on the changeless and the discerning of the self-evidence that form the basis of all knowledge. Aristotle use logic as his main tool for inquiry. He also went further and found that syllogism is the main sequence that all logic thoughts follow. Following his teacher Plato‚ Aristotle argued that the goodness or a virtue of a thing

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    There are several branches of philosophy found in Minority Report –ethics‚ truth and metaphysics. Ethics is the study of morality; truth is the study of what is true; metaphysics questions reality. The most prominent philosophy in the film is metaphysics‚ due to it being the underlying philosophy that created the problem and causes the plot to occur in the first place. Ethics and truth are branches of philosophy evident in the film. In Minority Report‚ the pre-cogs are 3 children who live in half-awake

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    Jacob Gray – Rene Descartes’ “Meditations on First Philosophy” Paper Rene Descartes started his first meditation with a simple question: “What can be called into doubt?” Descartes explains that many of his preconceived notions had been proven false and it made him question many things that he had found to be true in life. Instead of dismantling every belief or fact he thought he knew to be true‚ he started by undermining his own beliefs by questioning their foundations. The question remains‚ however

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    The Role of Philosophy of Mind in Cognitive Science For centuries‚ science had made great effort in our understanding on the external observable world. But during much of this time‚ there were still many unanswered questions about something seemingly so important to us. That something is the human mind. What is mind? The journey in searching the answer to this question dated back to as early as 400 B.C. with Plato‚ one of the greatest Greek philosopher. There are a lot of ways to tackle this question;

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    achieved without any experience or knowledge from the outside world. The ideas are said to be innate or we already have a notion of knowledge when we are born. This is the method René Descartes uses in his arguments in his work Meditations on First Philosophy. Descartes uses a priori to its strengths and weaknesses. In my opinion a priori reasoning has its weaknesses in its strengths and therefore cannot convince the modern day reader of a plausible approach to proving Gods existence. The other method

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