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    The Science Without Conscience Is The Ruin Of Nature The modern age is the age of science. The inventions of science govern our life. At every stage we are dependent on the inventions and discoveries of science. In the every day life of an individual science plays a very important and significant part. The discoveries of science such as electricity‚ wireless‚ telephone‚ railways‚ airplanes‚ medicines‚ etc. are extremely valuable and it is difficult to conceive of modern life without the amenities

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    Science means to discover the world! Science means to learn more! Science means to be AWARE! Science means to be ALERT... But science does not mean killing of the innocent people...science does not mean destruction of the world and science certainly does not mean eradication of humanity!!! The basic and the foremost purposes of science are to improve the quality of life of the entire humanity and to reduce the miseries and sufferings of the people. If we use the knowledge of science with

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    Without Conscience Book Report Without Conscience: The Disturbing World Of The Psychopaths Among Us It all started with unusual brain wave patterns on an electroencephalogram (EEG). It was several years ago when Robert Hare and two graduate students discovered these unusual brain wave patterns‚ so unusual that they couldn’t have come from real people‚ as described by the editor of a scientific journal. However‚ those EEGs did come from real people‚ a different

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    Veneration without Understanding by Renato Constantino Basically‚ this article is just about how Renato Constantino wants the readers to analyze the real story behind Rizal being our national hero‚ the aspects that contributed to such recognition‚ his condemnation of the revolution‚ and other factors that we failed to talk about over the years because they were not in our history books. Rizal‚ being our national hero‚ used writing to fight to gain our freedom from the Spaniards unlike Andres

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    A World without Science

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    World without science…!!! Introduction: Science is knowledge attained through study or practice. It’s every time you turn on a light or start a car. Now imagine how our world would be without cars‚ light‚ major medical advances or anything that involves science. We’ve grown so accustomed to having this knowledge and being so scientifically advanced‚ we couldn’t survive without it. Electricity: Without electricity there would be zero entertainment. There wouldn’t be any TV’s‚ computers

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    Terrifying Tale of Infancy: A Book Review of High Risk: Children Without a Conscience Dr. Ken Magid & Carole A. McKelvey High Risk: Children Without a Conscience ‚ by Dr. Ken Magid and Carole A. McKelvey is a cry out for change‚ aiming towards the decrease of rearing psychopathic individuals in America’s future. Their goal to implement this is through awareness that is best prevention and treatment during the childhood. Answering the questions to why child molesters‚ to abusers‚ to crook

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    The Ruin

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    “The Ruin” evokes the former glory of a ruined city by juxtaposing the grand‚ lively past state with the decaying present. The poem consists of forty-nine lines describing decayed‚ broken buildings. The speaker imagines how the towers‚ walls‚ baths‚ and palaces must have looked at the time of their completion and envisions them full of life and action. This imagery is contrasted with the desolate reality of the speaker’s time‚ the buildings having been ruined by time and fate. Where "The Ruin" can

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    CONSCIENCE

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    course the nations of the world have all had times of being unstable; a study of history makes this plain. However‚ in our generation‚ individuals and nations possess weapons of far greater power than ever before. This raises the question as to whether the consciences of human beings can have any influence on the serious chaos that is developing‚ also whether a lack of conscience is a significant cause.  It must be recognised that human civilisations have largely failed to have any conscience in the

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    Conscience

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    Conscience Conscience is “the practical judgment of reason upon an individual act as good and to be performed‚ or as evil and to be avoided” (Glenn‚ 1930). Hence‚ an individual must prefer to do the right thing over the wrong thing in accordance with his moral or ethical conduct. The judgment is practical because it leads to a course of action. On the other hand‚ it is a judgment of reason because it derives from our understanding of what ought to be done as good and what ought to be avoided

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    Conscience of Society

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    Conscience: the awareness between right and wrong. Conscience is different in ways to every individual‚ but can be viewed as a whole in society. Writers have the power to influence society’s conscience through their works. Writers bring out the flaws in society and often look at certain aspects of life in ways that aren’t usually touched on by people in their everyday life. Writers underline the hidden truths society does not want to accept. This is shown in “Master Harold and the boys” by Athol

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