Introduction Since the beginning of time, transportation has remained a hurdle for human beings. Humans' first means of transport were walking, running, and swimming. The domestication of animals introduced a new way to lay the burden of transport on more powerful creatures, allowing the transportation of heavier loads, or humans riding animals for greater speed and duration. Inventions such as the wheel and the sled helped make animal transport more efficient through the introduction of vehicles. Water transport, including rowed...
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In these trying times when our world feels the agony of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) also known as the COVID-19 Pandemic and the lives of our medical front liners are at stake. I think that the government should recognize the roles of BS Biology graduates in the field of science by passing a law that will professionalize graduates of the BS Biology program to further strengthen the science and technology in our country as a mandate...
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Animal Ethics Today, we will look at several modern western historical philosophical figures that have played a significant role in the movements of animal rights and welfare, such as Rene Descartes, Immanuel Kant, and John Stuart Mill; we will discuss their work impact in changing our ethical attitudes and laws regarding animals. We also will discuss animal ethics in the 21st century. Descartes is one of the earliest advocates of animal rights, who start to pay attention to the difference...
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Animals arenât actors, nor circus clowns to engage humans. Yet, there are no national standards for the welfare of circus animals, which leads to thousands of elephants, bears, apes, and other animals being forced to perform silly, difficult tricks under threat of physical punishment from whips and bullhooks. These living creatures are kept caged and carted across the country in cramped, stuffy semi-truck trailers, and frequently separated from others of the same species - all for the purpose of human...
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During the 1920s, America welcomed an economic boom that established huge economic growth within American industries as well as aided the birth of a new consumer culture. With this, America saw the growth of ideals that aided the lives of the individual and bolstered a new optimism that strengthened the idea of the American Dream as a beacon of hope within society. However, the definition of the American Dream was often refabricated in order to become compatible with the individual's...
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Each text or literary work is interpreted differently by various readers. After reading a novel or a short story, the reader asks himself questions about the reasons why the author wrote it and what it means. Questions lead readers to interpret links to literature. People refer to what they read by connecting to their own lives, other texts, and the state and events of the world. The interpretation depends primarily on where the reader reads the text. That is also...
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âIâm not happy and bubbly, Iâm dark and cloudyâ claims Dr. Meredith Grey from the hit drama TV show Greyâs Anatomy. Many people are obsessed with the show and the show's main character, Meredith Grey, played by Ellen Pompeo. Pompeo has had many interviews, but two online articles seem to surprise Pompeoâs fans: Sarah Grossbart's (online author for Enewsâs ) article âFamily Tragedy a Chaotic Childhood and Her Fight for Representation: Inside Ellen Pompeoâs Private Worldâ and Virginia Gâs (online...
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A View from the Bridge is a tragedy set in the industrial dockyards of Brooklyn in the 1950s after the destructive Second World War. Eddie Carbone, middle-aged, working class, and suffering from deep-rooted confusion generates conflict with all the characters he interacts with due to his toxic masculinity and manipulative personality. This is principally expressed through the conflict between the various characters in the play as well as Eddieâs internal conflicts which stem from his hamartia and tragic flaw: his...
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An Individual's choices and behavior lead to certain consequences that they face in the end. Many believe in higher powers having control over their actions and fate. Others, however, believe they have control over their actions and the consequences that precede them. In Sophoclesâ Oedipus the King, Sophocles depicts the Greek's belief that fate controls lives, rather than free will. The concept of fate and free presents an integral part of the protagonist's destruction. The prophecy declared Oedipusâ future. He,...
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The Epic of Gilgamesh depends on the lord of Uruk in early Mesopotamia which is Gilgamesh, and what he experiences all through his adventure in the tablet. Gilgamesh referred to his kin as the miscreant. He assaults the ladies of his city just as powers the youngsters to war. He is an extremely egotistical lord who just thinks about himself. Along these lines, Enkidu was made to get to his level and lower himself. In the lyric, we notice a...
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Forms of government have been argued since the beginning of civilization. Disputes about how to run a government have led to the fall of empires and war. Because of this, we must look back at ancient civilizations to find which governments work best in the long run. Democracy may be the most tried form of government however it is ultimately the best way to run a government. There are two types of democracy; Direct Democracy, which means each citizen has...
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The movie, Inside Out, is an animated movie. The main character of the movie is an eleven-year-old girl by name Riley. Although Riley is the main character of the movie, her emotions in her head play a significant part in a lot of the things Riley does throughout the movie. Rileyâs move from Minnesota to San Francisco is one of the reasons most of the problems in her life started to take place because she really didn't want to go....
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âTo what extent is Kinesio tape effective in preventing and treating patients with a musculoskeletal injury during rehabilitation compared to clinical standardized treatment?' Evidence Selection The study conducted by Montalvo, Cara, and Myer (2014) is a âsystematic literature review and meta-analysisâ which aims toward the evaluation the efficacy of Kinesio tape in pain management among people suffering from musculoskeletal injuries. This qualitative article is selected because it lies in the first position in the evidence hierarchy and is considered the...
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During 1930s America, and 1960s Australia, African-Americans and Aboriginals are highly excluded and thought very low in all societies. In the film and novel, the characters question their conventional thinking of what is right and wrong as they navigate small-town morality, racism, and hypocrisy. Harper Leeâs novel, âTo Kill a Mockingbirdâ (TKAM), and Rachel Perkinsâ film adaptions of Craig Silvey's novel, Jasper Jones (JJ) both explore youthful characters who experience loss of innocence and subsequently growth in maturity as they...
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The American Dream has changed over the years. Nevertheless, one idea that remains true today is upward mobility; in other words, it is oneâs ability to move onto a higher social class. In the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry and in the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald the authors relate social class and materialism to explore this idea of the American Dream. The protagonist of A Raisin in the Sun, Walter Lee, is...
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On June 30th, 2019, Taylor Swift decided to write a post on her Tumblr page and inform the overall public that Scooter Braun, former manager of many celebrities, including Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, bought her master. The rights for her multi-platinum studio albums - Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, and Reputation were sold by Scott Borchetta, the founding father of Big Machine Records. According to the singer, she asked for an opportunity to buy her work multiple...
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Introduction: The entire world is facing an enormous problem that is Global Warming. Global warming evolves into issues of politics, economics, society, technology, environment, and ecology on a global scale. It becomes one of the major challenges for a human being. On a global level, countries are trying to reduce emissions and made an action plan. The innovative concept of the low carbon economy, low carbon city, low carbon life, carbon trade, and carbon tax, means to reduce carbon emissions...
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Did the Flood Really Happen? This is a question a lot of people ask and most scientists say no. To them, the flood does not fit in with their nonbiblical view and their six-million-year-old earth. Scientists believe that the Colorado River carved out the Grand Canyon over thousands of years and that dinosaurs died from a global catastrophe like a meteor strike. I learned in youth group; most religions include some form of a great flood. However, the many religions...
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The analysis of religion in a family of the African American experience is crystal clear in all aspects. For each African American experience, the outcome will be different. Religion is an important factor in the African American experience. It is especially important in the Coming Of Age Of Mississippi. I will be comparing these important concepts of religion with other texts and documents. In coming of age in Mississippi, Anne Moody didnât really understand the concept of religion as a...
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A response to the scientific breakthroughs and technological advancements of the Industrial Revolution, the British Romantic period was a literary movement that revived an appreciation of the arts, stressing intense emotion in its works. In particular, Gothic fiction, a genre of Romantic literature that centered around dark, macabre elements, gained popularity throughout Europe and the world. One such Gothic-based timeless classic, Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, explores the theme of science versus nature. Victor Frankenstein, a radical monomaniac-scientist who shatters the...
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Individual and social sacrifices are prevalent in A Tale of Two Cities. Charles forgoes the family legacy to hide the stigma of his familyâs immoral conduct. For the sake of his eventual dignity, Dr. Manette chooses to forgo his independence. Many French lives were sacrificed in the revolution to ultimately eliminate dictatorship. All in all, sacrifice guides both ordinary people and greater national businesses to greater prosperity and satisfaction. Although making sacrifices is difficult when only considering short-term benefits, in...
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Navajo people, as Smith writes, believe that there does in fact exist a world of higher powers. And yet, they have no idea of this unknown power or what it resembles. The one thing they do know, however, is that it is their absolute truth. Compare this to Joseph Campbellâs writings in âThe Masks of God: Primitive Mythology,â where Campbell talks about a little girl playing with three burnt matches. Although she is completely fine at first, she suddenly âshrieks...
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The astonishing Mesopotamian poem that was reported to be discovered in the ruins of a library located in Nineveh called The Epic of Gilgamesh has an interesting yet unique theme about love and death transforming a friendship between two strangers. Through storytelling and various translations, this poem has become a classic in English literature. Love is powerful it is no surprise that people change for the good or bad depending on their experience of this emotion. On top of that,...
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As citizens of the United States of America, we hold a unique responsibility to our nation and its people. This responsibility is not only a duty but also a privilege, as we are given the opportunity to participate in the democratic process, uphold the values of our nation, and contribute to the betterment of society. In this essay, I will explore my responsibility as a citizen and the role that the United States of America plays in my life. I...
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American film director, Stanley Kubrick, is one of the most influential directors in the history of cinema. His films have not left viewers indifferent for many years. In this essay, I am going to discuss how the famous film director represented women in his iconic films. In âSpartacusâ (1960), Kubrick used women in a way in which they portray how they were treated in 73 BC, in ancient Rome. For example, when we meet Varinia (Jean Simmons) she is literally...
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As a one-of-a-kind interaction tool, digital games assist optimal care management program operation in all dimensions. In fact, a digital game is a realistic application of information and communication technology in the delivery of care that is cost-effective for many entities. Games are becoming a prominent kind of media, even greater than the film business, and are appreciated by people of all ages, genders, and cultures. Health games are a fun way to get people's attention and encourage them to...
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In this article, I'm going to delve into the complexity of one of the most famous love triangles of all time. Stephenie Meyer's âThe Twilight Sagaâ has real cultural value, especially considering the film adaptation. The films explore many major themes in and out of production, including feminism, love, choice, and escapism. But this saga is truly life-changing. Even Obama admitted to reading books to bond with his daughters. The blockbuster series is divided into a five-film franchise â âTwilightâ,...
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The poem âDo Not Weep, Maiden, for War Is Kindâ by Stephen Crane was published in 1895 during the period of realism in American literature. The American poet Stephen Crane was born in 1871 and has had many popular works that take place during and have been influenced by the Civil War, including this piece. Although Crane was born after the Civil War, the effects that it had on reality still lived on into his day, and its effects are...
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The Knotted Gun is a sculpture placed outside the United Nation Building, in New York City. It is created by an artist named Carl Fredrik Reutersward in 1988. Nowadays, there are more than 30 copies of this sculpture placing all around the world. The theme of this sculpture is about voicing social injustice. Obviously, this sculpture has becoming more popular as the number of the copies of this sculpture are increasing and exist in many cities. Even though they are...
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Neurosciences has quickly progressed into a much larger sphere with regards to how the brain works and discoveries which have a number of advantages. Brain research has come a long way with regards to ways in which the public are benefitted and filled with new and interesting knowledge which help one understand the development of the brain and how we interact as humans in our daily lives. In this paper the subject of cultural neuroscience will be intricately explained and...
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