Consciousness must be embodied in order to be tied to the physical world. Missing either would leave someone disembodied. This ideaâs significance in Sartreâs portrayal of bad faith is that someone in bad faith made a conscious choice to be there but pushes reality to the subconscious, mixing the two. Bad faith connects to Sartreâs beliefs about freedom because when someone is in bad faith, they are not free, but are also applying their freedom by engaging in choice. This...
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The idea of modern hunter-gatherer societies in the world today is a subject that often ignites the academic community. Trying to solve world problems and public health issues are also central topics of discussion among the younger academic community and the scholarly academic community. Debates ranging from subsistence consumption to disease patterns among populations have generated a plethora of research to be done around the globe. Among some of this research are results showing a steep rise in human papillomavirus,...
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The case I will be talking about is the Jodi Aries case and what happens If I was the judge in the retrial, and whether or not the outcome will be the same. Jodi Arias was born in 1980 in Salinas, California to parents Bill and Sandy Arias. She has one older half-sister, plus one younger sister and two younger brothers. Arias dropped out of high school, later obtaining her GED, and moved around often as a young adult. The...
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1. Abstract 1.1 Situation of organ transplant According to World Health Organization, there are as high as 100,800 solid organ transplants performed around the world annually, in which the highest percentage was found as kidney transplantations. However, it was observed in the past three decades that patients who have had a kidney transplant suffer dramatically from nephrotoxicity created by the immunosuppressive drugs that are essential for their treatment. Traditional immunosuppressive drugs have been studied under the microscope and scientists are...
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Costco Wholesale can be affected economically through many factors such as, unemployment rate, inflation, consumer debt levels, foreign-currency exchange rates, healthcare costs, reduced consumer confidence, and other economic factors could harmfully affect demand for Costcoâs products and services. Prices of certain commodity products, including gasoline and other food products, are historically volatile and are subject to fluctuations arising from changes in domestic and international supply and demand, as well as labor costs (Costco Annual Report, 2018). Figure 1: GDP Value...
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Math is an essential subject for students to master in preparation for life after the classroom. The core principles of learning numbers and learning how to count are an integral part of math that many females show disinterest in at an early age, which influences math performance as time goes by (Gouwe, Mathipa, & Netshitangani, 2017). A plethora of research is available that shows that girls are less interested in math than their boy counterparts. Casad, Hale, and Wachs (2015)...
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If we compare gun laws in the U.S. with other countries, we see that in the U.S. it's not that hard to get a gun and carry it around in public. The government is not allowed to completely regulate guns because of the 2nd Amendment. However, the right is not unlimited. The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld some firearms restrictions, such as bans on concealed weapons and on the possession of certain types of weapons, as well as prohibitions against...
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Introduction In todayâs world, no matter where you are, you could see the cars which have the emblem of âTOYOTAâ on their bodies. In 2018, Toyota has 51 manufacturing bases in 28 countries or regions and it sells automobiles in more than 170 countries (Figure 1). According to âBest Global Brands 2019 Rankingsâ conducted by Interbrand (2019), Toyota ranked the 7th in the world. Given these situations, to see the significance of transnational corporations in globalization, this paper tries to...
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On Saturday November 2nd, I went back home to celebrate Dia de los Muertos with my family. That weekend, my ballet folklorico dance instructor hosted the 12th annual Dia de los Muertos event at the Conejo Mountain Memorial Park, located in the city of Camarillo. This community event was free of charge and open to all to support local businesses and food vendors, view the impressive altars made for those who have passed, and of course, enjoy live entertainment. The...
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The Great Depression and the Onset of the New Deal By 1933, the New Deal was set in motion. Since the 1930s, there has been conversation about Franklin D Rooseveltâs New Deal and how it has affected America. The Great Depression, a period of financial and economic downfall for the majority of America, left many civilians facing unemployment and bankruptcy. During this time, the stock market was on the verge of collapse and as stock prices fell, the market was...
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Intro Tension builds in the great Aztec city of Tenochtitlan as an ambitious Spanish explorer introduces himself to the ruler of the Aztec people. The two people are from completely different worlds in the sense that neither of them previously knew that the otherâs culture even existed. Their words of initial contact are spoken through a translator caught in the middle, forced into this position of mediation between the two distinct cultures, perhaps failing to convey clearly the meanings of...
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Introduction Teaching is a tool where people can learn from a variety of information, knowledge, and wisdom that can be applied to their daily lives. Iâve decided to become a teacher for many reasons. One of the experiences in my life that inspired me to become a teacher was when I did volunteer work for a few years, and also being away from my family and social media. This event led me to appreciate the value of teaching and inspiring...
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People are social creatures and our interactions with other people play a critical part of our lives that, unfortunately, impedes on our individual sense of uniquity. This phenomenon can be described as the advertent and inadvertent influence of social structures that limit our agency. Social structures being the relationships that bring various parts of society closer together (Crossman & Scherer, 2015) and âset powerful limits and boundaries within which we live our lives that often appear to be quite naturalâ...
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Abigail Williams from The Crucible by Arthur Miller, and Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of Theranos, both lied to gain fame and respect. They knew their actions were hurting people and were far from the truth, but they continued to expand their lies. Within both stories, the main characters are purposefully creating problems that result in making a situation far worse than what was expected. The issues within the two stories eventually got out of control, and the main characters were exposed...
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As John Swalesâ once said in his excerpt âThe Concept of Discourse Community,â âa discourse community is a group of people involved in and communicating about a particular topic, issue, or in a particular fieldâ(Swales). Within these societies, they form their own type of subgroup, of people with similar goals who work toward said objective. I encountered a discourse community in my first year of high school when I joined the Cedar Grove boys soccer team. When I first became...
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Itâs apparent that Muslims are everywhere in the world. Muslims are very holy people who see themselves as coming to god with great humility and submitting to god, creates a sense of equality. The Quran, which is the most sacred text for Muslims, in which they believe is the direct word of god reveal by god messenger, Muhammad. In the Quran, there are words recited frequently in daily prayers and it is used in different sorts of religious occasions. Islam...
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Anything taken to an extreme leads to profound effects and repercussions, the likes of which is usually more negative than positive. There are instances though when convergence, information censorship and dissemination of culture can benefit a country or society as a whole; however, this is only acceptable to the extent where lives are not lost in the process. Throughout history, societies, ideologies and cultures have evolved. The role of French Salons during the Age of Enlightenment demonstrates the positive effects...
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In 1976, the Ebola virus was first exposed. It happened in the areas in northern Zaire and southern Sudan when two outbreaks of hemorrhagic fever occurred (Cenciarelli et al, 2015). Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) is the origin of hemorrhagic fever and said to be one of the most severe viral disease with 40-50% high case-fatality rate (Cenciarelli et al, 2015). According to World Health Organization, Ebola virus belongs to the virus family of Filoviridae which has a diameter of 80...
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In the United States, the court ruled on irrational decisions. The NAACP and legal activists for LGBT couples used legal mobilization as a strategy to prove it affected disadvantaged people the most. Legal mobilization is a strategy to use the law and courts to win social movement gains (Lecture, Sept. 25). They claimed that there were conflicts in the past and present court cases, but there were obstacles to overcome. Their claims lacked factual information and people supporting their movement....
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In the past where diversity management has been viewed as merely a legal requirement, increasingly it is being adopted by organisations to play to a competitive advantage and to fully access the potential of employees. Recognition of patriarchal leadership in business has already proven valuable, and studies show closing the gender pay gap alone could add $12 trillion to global growth by 2025 (McKinsey & Company, 2015). Diversity in business no longer exists for moral or legal obligation, but as...
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Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes once said, âRecognize yourself in he and she who are not like you and meâ (www.goodreads.com). Being an immigrant himself, Fuentes understands the difficulties and challenges that an immigrant may face as a result of coming from a different culture. However, he implies that they are just like everyone else; suffering from personal problems and trying to adapt to what life throws at them. This idea of immigrant struggle is commonly found throughout literature, as portrayed...
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The Video Game Dilemma Video games are not the main cause behind extreme acts of violence in teens and young adults. The percentage of violent acts allegedly caused by video games is incredibly low. In todayâs society, where video games are a usual pastime for young people, it has become increasingly easier to blame video games for acts of violence. Despite the fact that the majority of these accusations are proven false, politicians and news networks continue to fearmonger video...
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Language can define a community in a negative way by making those who do not speak the language well or overall can not understand it, feel left out and alienated from the members of the community. However, language can define a community in a positive way by empowering cultural values and embracing oneâs ethnicity and origins. This can also create a stronger and closer community. What Rodriguez means in the statement is that when using a family's language in school...
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The Grapes of Wrath was written using any information in order to capture the life of the people that lived back in the day of the great depression. Steinbeck was a man that wanted to show the people the way that others lived, and also why America was not the way that we dream it is. The people of the 1900s had the so-called âAmerican dreamâ which gave them hope, passion, and perseverance. People showed hope because they always believe...
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Introduction: An ongoing investigation has indicated that CRISPR can be utilized as a generative method that can treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Because of an examination in mice, it could be created as a remedial choice for humans Duchenne muscular dystrophy is caused by a defective gene for dystrophin. Duchenne muscular dystrophy occurs in about 1 out of every 3,600 males commonly between 3 to 6 years. As this is an inherited disorder, risks include a family history of Duchenne muscular...
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1. Introduction After spending 30 years on the âendangeredâ list, Chinaâs wild pandas have risen in numbers. Due to a population rise, panda nature reserves have grown from 40 to 67 since last surveyed. Traditional methods such as supporting the construction of roads and railroads, mining, deforestation, and poaching have steadied to a decline, resulting in an increase in the population of giant pandas. Legal protection and conservation efforts to protect habitations and forest farms were implemented by the Chinese...
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Lady of Oplontis â The Lady of Oplontis was the first hugh tech examination of a Pompeian. Directed and inspected by Estelle Lazer. This archeological discovery opened numerous entryways for the future or x-ray examinations for archeologists. The Lady of Oplontis was found gripping her tote, which was her last belonging as she fled in dread from Mt Vesuvius' eruption in AD 79. Alongside her tote, she was wearing garments and a gold wrist trinket, which could mean she was...
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Summary: This report consists of the problems or crisis of jet Airways Airline and how that could be addressed, or which models are implemented in order to operate the airline successfully. The jet Airways went to financial losses this year 2019 due to improper management plan and rises in fuel prices lead to delay in its debt. Lack of skilled staff and centralization of decision making are the result to poor management planning. The company was unable to pay its...
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Introduction Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) also colloquially known as âacidâ is a psychedelic drug often criticised as being dangerous and delusion inducing but is also heralded by many scientists and psychologists as mind expanding, wonder drug. LSD is a derivative of ergot; ergot is a fungus which frequently grows on both rye and wheat. For centuries ergot was utilised as a medicine, such as in childbirth in small dosages. It was used to aid childbirth via both quickening delivery and...
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Today, I am going to present to you, my persuasive oral presentation on gun violence. In my oral presentation, I am going to explain what is gun violence. I will tell you the main reason why there are so many gun deaths in America. I will include why we must prevent gun violence. In the end, I will show some of the solutions we have to prevent gun violence. Imagine you are on your school holidays having a family trip...
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