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    Mrs.Kinney’s room was like walking into through the perfume section at Walmart. The smell of plenty of different fragrances was enough to make a persons nose burn. It was the first day of classes‚ and it being only the second period of the day‚ which meant that peoples scents were still going strong. The room was bright‚ though the fluorescent bulbs lined up perfectly along the ceiling had a major part in that‚ the sun was shinning through the windows on the left side of the room. The chalk boards

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    Mitosis Review 1. So why does cell division occur? Cell division occurs because an organisms such as plants‚ animals and such need to grow on a molecular level in order for them to continue thriving. For example‚ new cells are created with the intention of replacing old cells and tissues‚ with fresh and functioning ones... for most part. In humans and other organisms‚ organ cells‚ muscle cells‚ bone cells and such are constantly replace for growth and prolongation of proper function. Also‚ embryos

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    Chapter 2 Test Review Importance of Cell Division Cell division allows organisms to reproduce‚ to grow‚ and to repair damage. Osmosis- the movement of a fluid‚ usually water‚ across a membrane toward an area of high solute concentration. Diffusion- a transport mechanism for moving chemicals into and out of the cell‚ from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration. Active transport- requires chemical energy Passive transport- requires no energy because the molecules move

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    In the "Chinese Room Experiment‚" John R. Searle argues against the claim of computers being actual thinking things. Searle argues that even though computers can pass the Turing test does not mean that they could think. With the help of the "Chinese Room Experiment‚" he wanted to establish that computer do not think since human beings influence them. I will explain the reasons for how John Searle’s arguments are against the claim that computers are an actual thinking thing. I’ll first talk about

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    famous philosopher designed a thought example to test the human mind comparing it to a programmed computer. The thought experiment placed an English speaker with no knowledge of Chinese written symbols or Chinese Kulacic 2 of 5 language in a locked room. The English speaker is given a “batch” of Chinese writing. The English speaker is then given a “script” of with a set of rules in English that enables him to correlate the first “batch” of Chinese writing with a second “batch” of Chinese writing.

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    above. Though he did argue against Searle’s Chinese Room argument. In the following paragraphs I’ll briefly explain the Chinese Room argument‚ and how Chalmers responded to Searle. Searle’s argument mainly prove that the Chinese room functional system lacks conscious states‚ in the same way that the conscious experience (subjective experience) of understanding Chinese. Searle’s believes that intentionality requires consciousness. And since the room lacks intentionality it can never be conscious. Chalmers

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    Room without a View It’s about 9:00 a.m. and Ian walks from the main cafeteria in the student centre‚ going outside and over to the D. B. Weldon Library at the University of Western Ontario. He goes in the front doors and takes the elevator to an upper floor. He can’t remember which. He walks over to the room against one of the walls. It’s one in a line of rooms‚ all of which are basically the same. Taking his key out of his pocket‚ he enters. He repeats this process each morning at least three

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    Germany’s political division’ To what extent do you agree? I agree to a certain extent with the statement as although it initially seems that the First World War narrowed the existing political divisions within Germany in this period‚ as the war proceeded‚ the resentment greatened‚ in part due to huge losses and the economic crisis that prevailed over the country. Therefore because of this the political divisions increased‚ and by the end of the war the polarisation (division) of German politics

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    elevated smooth plastered ceiling. A doorframe separates the hall into two parts; there are two rooms on the east side of the doorframe and two additional rooms on the west side. The doorframe dividing the hall features decorative fascia moldings. Ash Lawn-Highland’s first bedroom‚ on the right side of the structure‚ belonged to Monroe’s oldest

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    white and contains architrave trim. Within the room is a fireplace with a stone hearth‚ which connects to a golden metal grate. The painted black metal cheek

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