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    a direct or indirect relationship between mind and body can be theorized. A consistent method of analyzing observations of human behavior can be attributed to the Six Principles of Scientific Thinking: Extraordinary claims‚ Falsifiability‚ Occam’s razor‚ Replicability‚ Ruling out Rival Hypothesis‚ and Correlation versus Causation. Extraordinary claims is a principle that expands to note that any extraordinary claim requires extraordinary evidence before being indorsed. For instance‚ the statement

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    Occam’s razor is a philosophical idea‚ which was recognised in the 14th century by a man named William of Occam. Occam’s razor is simply: “Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily.” Which simply means the simplest answer is the best answer. Atheists can use this as an argument for Atheism since the whole universe

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    In‚ Treatise on Human Nature‚ Hume expresses his assessment that our knowledge is based on our experiences. To back his claim that experiences and thoughts are not essentially unalike‚ he states that due to the foundation of imitations from our senses‚ ideas molded. Hume‚ held metaphysics on similar level as the other investigations‚ so if we could state that unicorns do not exist‚ then why is god‚ the exception to the rule. He also‚ believes that “matters of fact”‚ must be experienced rather than

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    battle when the Igali threatened has developed two structural adaptations. The first is that it has tusks on its head to ram the bear to the ground during battle. The second adaptation is its razor sharp claws to kill the bear once it has been rammed to the ground. Once the bear is dead the Igali uses its razor sharp teeth to eat it. After years of the Igali eating the brown bear the bears have developed two traits to avoid being eaten. The first is that bear has become much smarter; the bears have

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    Throughout The Prince‚ there is a certain academic tone to Niccolò Machiavelli’s writing‚ and the presentation of his theories and observations is extremely pragmatic. In consequence‚ it was surprising when‚ in chapter 25‚ Machiavelli began to speak‚ quite frankly‚ about the role of fate and fortune in a principality‚ saying that‚ "...fortune is arbiter of half of our actions‚ but also that she leaves the other half‚ or close to it‚ for us to govern" (98). This at first glance appears to be a far

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    "Once Upon a Time" was first published in 1989. Nadine Gordimer was born in 1923 near Johannesburg‚ South Africa. She graduated from the University of Witwatersrand. A prolific writer‚ Gordimer has published more than twenty books of fiction. When Nadine Gordimer was asked to write a children’s story she replied with a short story called "Once Upon a Time". Although Gordimer’s title is typical of a fairy tale‚ the story she weaves is anything but typical. Instead of dealing with characteristics synonymous

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    Matthew Weeks‚ aged twenty-two. A stone marks the spot. The story goes as this Charlotte Dyamond went out on Sunday the 14th in April with her boyfriend‚ as the day followed they went beyond the marches through the Sunday mist‚ she never saw the razor waiting at his wrist. Charlotte was gentle but she was found in her Sunday beads among the reeds beaming with her blood as her naked neck was split. Her skin was soft as sable‚ her eyes were wide as day‚ her hair was blacker than the bog and

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    inventions such as the hairdryer and the electric razor it made getting ready for work much faster and easier. Before the 1920s‚ women had to blow-dry their hair by inserting a flexible pipe in the exhaust of a vacuum cleaner. In 1920‚ the first hair dryer was invented. Women were so excited even though the machine was not quit designed well‚ and got overheated easily‚ it was still better than using a vacuum cleaner! For the men the first electric razor was a revolutionary invention. As one could shave

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    Essay Question: What does the composer of your text reveal about the concept of belonging? You should answer on either ‘Romulus‚ My Father’ or ‘Strictly Ballroom’ depending on which you have studied. How does he represent his idea? In your answer you may consider literary techniques such as narrative voice‚ imagery‚ contrast‚ hyperbole‚ word choice‚ use of setting‚ description (‘Romulus‚ My Father’) or filmic techniques‚ music‚ iconography‚ costuming‚ dialogue‚ contrasts‚ hyperbole (‘Strictly Ballroom’)

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    differences in the first half of the movie and the novel. Since their positions on education are of blaring interest to Al Gore and George W. Bush‚ both of the presidential candidates might want to turn themselves into walking promotion campaigns for Romulus Linney’s A Lesson Before Dying. The play‚ which makes a bold and moving statement about the link between learning and dignity‚ is an adaptation of Ernest J. Gaines’ book of the same title‚ which won the 1993 National Book Critics Circle Award. Yes

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