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    I think that people should stop testing products on animals. If they want to test new products they should test it on humans. Testing these products on animals can kill them. They need to find something else to test products on other than animals. Other people think that’s its fine to test products on animals. People shouldn’t test these products on animals. I disagree with Animal Experimentation. Millions of these animals suffer and die from this. Testing these products on animals can blind them

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    Chris Mccandless Argument

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    It is said that Chris McCandless was a bright and ignorant person according to Cellarmans argument and maybe others point of views. In my perspective I agree but disagree as well although I agree with the argument that was said by Callarmans. As I state a quote that was said by Shaun Callarman “ had no business going into Alaska with his Romantic silliness”. As it says “Romantic silliness” he was meaning that he wanted to die in a poetic but as well as a beautiful surrounding of love and happiness

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    Argument Analysis

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    during the video‚ he brings up the professions‚ particularly the medical and legal fields. I believe these industries to be relatively safe from the risk automatization. For example‚ doctors can use machine learning as a tool to better treat diseases. When X-ray machines were first introduced you didn’t see mass layoffs of Orthopaedists. The reason for this is because it still takes a great deal of intelligence to interpret/act upon the information given. Now the same can’t be said about more menial

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    Arguments Against Tween

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    safety‚ independence‚ and communication. The possible dangers present when owning a phone at a young age are minimal and eliminated easily by safety locks and parental access. Phones allow you to speak friends and bully alike and can be used to reach out for help. If your child is the only when without a phone it can lead to them being ostracized by other children and be left out of social events. Firstly one of the arguments against tweens having phones is that it is incredibly unsafe due to the

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    Arguments Foreign Aid

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    RG The Arguments Against Foreign Aid This essay will discuss about foreign aid to the developing world countries. Nowadays‚ there are still many countries at different continent in this world still need some help from the other countries that already developed. For example‚ most of the countries in Africa really need assistance while they are still developing. But‚ is it really help? Or is it just makes the developing country be worst? These two questions are what we are going to discuss.

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    Vaccines: Why Are They Important? Joshua Cambria Northeastern University Outbreaks of highly contagious childhood diseases like small pox‚ polio‚ measles and whooping cough have started to resurface. 50 years ago‚ parents and children could tell you the name of a person they knew that suffered from these diseases. That is no longer the case; most people have no direct knowledge of these diseases. Until recently‚ practicing doctors had not seen an active case due

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    although his arguments were often fruitless. One of the largest contributions Jefferson made to personal rights was the inclusion of a bill of rights into the constitution. Even though Jefferson was not the sole person responsible for the creation of the Bill of Rights‚ he was a driving force behind the movement. His arguments were so popular that the Federalists were forced to include the Bill of Rights

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    I thought critically about what the two men have said and the basis of both arguments. Huxley emphasizes on teaching physical science because it is a necessity for human advancement. Matthew Arnold counter argues Huxley’s lecture with a few key points. The important concept Arnold mentions is that literature is not just acquiring an exquisite lexicon‚ but instead‚ knowing the lives of the Greek and Roman people who created the antiquity literature. Arnold says we should learn the lives and the ideals

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    Kass's Argument Analysis

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    excerpt Kass is presenting his testimony to the National Bioethics Advisory Commission‚ in which he urges the commission to declare human cloning unethical. Kass’s argument is based on: considerations related to the ethics of experimentation‚ concerns about identity and individuality‚ the dangers of transforming procreation into manufacture‚ and the negative impact upon out understanding of what it means to have children. Throughout the testimony goes on to explain not only why cloning is unethical

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    Pro-choice Arguments

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    Arguments in support of my thesis 1)Making abortion illegal doesn’t stop abortion‚ it just makes it less safe. The number of women getting abortions doesn’t change‚ the thing that changes is that women die from having unsafe abortions. 78‚000 women die every year from having unsafe abortions. 2) Religious ideaology is no foundation for any laws. We do not have laws prohibiting the eating of pork nor do we have laws against pre-martial sex. Laws should be based off of logical reasoning from the

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