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    Controversies in Science: Then and Now Over time many different scientific ideas have been affected‚ not only negatively‚ by opinions of people around the world. To start the idea of geocentrism is “a disproved theory that places the Earth at the center of the Universe with every other heavenly body orbit around it.” This theory was first introduced in the 6th century B.C by Anaximander‚ however it did not become extensively popular until the 2nd century A.D when Ptolemy unveiled his theories

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    discussion all over the world. People have many different opinions and arguments towards abortion. Some say there are advantages and some disadvantages to abortion. Abortions happen for many reasons such as the fetus develops abnormally or even the mother having a health issue that would impede the birth‚ which are natural causes. On the other hand some abortions are done deliberately to prevent the birth. This is done because the child is unwanted or even because of health issues. Although abortion

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    Grizzly Man In Grizzly Man,among the controversy stirred by the behavior of Treadwell‚ the central idea expressed in the film is that the nature is indeed indifferent and man should not cross the borderline between man and nature. Wild animals are not friends of human. Treadwell put all his heart to the cause of protecting the bears. He repeated in his films for many times that he loved them and he was willing to die for them. He tended to anthropomorphize them like many people do to the dogs

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    The Controversy of Freedom V.S. Slavery H.L Mencken‚ American essayist and social critic‚ wrote “The average man does not want freedom he simply wants to be safe.” Many people would like to argue this statement saying that we as Americans have fought century’s to gain freedom so why would we sacrifice it for anything. Despite this argument‚ the average man in today’s society is indeed willing to sacrifice freedoms for safety due to the fact that mankind is programmed for survival‚ aware of freedoms

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    Social media was the main factor that resulted in the fast spreading of the Arab Spring – a number of revolutions through more than 15 Arab countries. The Arab Spring is proof that social media makes it possible for one person’s idea to spread to millions of people in a short amount of time. Social media is the quickest and most powerful way to spread information and we should not deny it as a part of our daily lives. One advantage of social media is speed. The internet is the fastest way to spread

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    speech; but one must ask what are we sacrificing with this protection? The time period during the creation of the Sedition Acts was a time of suspicion and fear in the United States. The government enacted laws to ensure the safety of the President and Congress because they feared the people would lose trust in the government if they read things that were distasteful. Under the Sedition Act anyone who opposed or was against United States law or against the President could be imprisoned up to two years

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    Pledge in the school systems instigated more controversial events. The ongoing contest against the usage of the Pledge led the House of Representatives to construct the Pledge Protections Act of 2005. The bill intended “to amend the federal judicial code to deny jurisdiction to any federal court‚ including controversies involving the Pledge of Allegiance” (H.R. 2389 (109th)). Society changes daily‚ even to a point in which the Constitution’s relevance is currently questioned. Although the Pledge

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    answered him. Investigators also wanted to know where Pistorius was standing when he fired the gun. He said he did not have his legs attached but used his stumps. “Why would a burglar lock himself in a bathroom cubicle? Why would the victim be shot through her shorts if she was using the toilet in the middle of the night? And why would she have taken her cell phone into the bathroom at three A.M.?”(Seal). These are all questions that Pistorius could not answer. Using this evidence in the murder

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    excessively fierce for the general public‚ but rather it has its goods and bads. Boxing is a sport that is watched all around the world and has considerable amounts of income and views on television. There is a rising argument-causing event over the sport‚ because of the number of people who have gotten hurt and the deaths of people in the ring. There is a lot written on the serious injuries in boxing: for example‚ blackout‚ mind wounds‚ and break of the skull and facial bones. These individuals who are focused

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    In 1960 a teacher was fired for assigning the novel in class; he was later reinstated.[27][dead link] Between 1961 and 1982‚ The Catcher in the Rye was the most censored book in high schools and libraries in the United States.[28] In 1981 it was both the most censored book and the second most taught book in public schools in the United States.[29] According to the American Library Association‚ The Catcher in the Rye was the tenth most frequently challenged book from 1990–1999.[10] It was one of the

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