âDecision-making is usually defined as a process of identifying the problems and the possibilities for their solution which includes the efforts before and after the decision is madeâ. Of poor quality of decision-making, every particular feature of the institution may be affected (Muhammad, Isa, Othman, & Rahim, 2009). Decision-making can be regarded as problem problem-solving process. It involves choosing between possible solutions to a problem. Whether on an institutional or personal level, the decisions need to be apt to be...
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Fiction is a powerful tool with which to express a truth or make a point. A juxtaposition of interconnected external and internal conflicts which affect the characters can be used to emphasize the importance of such a truth. In All Quiet on the Western Front, the author, Erich Maria Remarque, creates such a duality to great effect. Paul, the protagonist of Remarqueâs novel, is a German soldier fighting in World War I against the English and French. As the war...
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2:00 p.m., tests were run to check for any brain activity. My favorite subject was Biology, but sadly I didnât know enough about how the brain and nervous system worked to understand what was happening. 2:20 p.m., tests were repeated. 2.40 p.m., my father was officially diagnosed with brain stem death. The cause of death, a new word in my vocabulary, âencephalitisâ. Through this trauma I was hooked, I wanted to understand, I wanted to know more, I wanted to...
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Topic: the value of being alive. Specific purpose: to motivate my audience to save a suicidal person and change their lives. Did you ever hear of someone ever suicide or self-injury? It means acts that directly harm our lives or our body. Self-injury includes a variety of behaviors, including self-immolation, scratching of body parts, bumping your body against hard objects, and hitting yourself with fists or other objects that can cause injury or death. Did you ever have thought of...
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We all have that one story that motivated us to work in public service. For me, it was my grandparents. Most of them, with only basic education, worked hard for their children, and for us, their grandchildren, to experience the perks of years of hard work. As a result, I studied in one of the most prestigious schools in Peru. However, as I grew older, I became more aware of the common disparities in the city and the different realities...
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Proponents of globalization argue that globalization is inevitable and benefits all humans by creating opportunities to escape oppression and poverty. They raise the point that the emergence of global problems requires global solutions, and propagate that all people are united by unique human traits, concluding that all people should be in an ultimate allegiance (global human community). However, critics point out that globalization assumes a degree of agency, and only allows those who are already privileged to act as global...
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From my perspective, I think the best philosophy of human nature that I have learned from the class is Immanuel Kant compared to other philosopher such as Plato, Aristotle, Thomas Hobbes, Karl Marx, and Freud. Plato was known as the father of idealism and one of the forefathers of philosophy; which is the love of wisdom. Whereas, Kant was known as the father of modern philosophy; and also, his ideas and theories were thought-provoking and complex. In comparing and contrasting...
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The importance of grit and passion for success is a question remaining in debate within the field of psychology, and the concept of grit is an invention of recent date. The importance of grit as it refers to passion and perseverance as a determinant factor of success is controversial and debated across the academic world. Grit and passion are important for success because perseverance and passion are strong indicators of performance, they create long-term goals and a willingness to achieve...
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Whether to admit it or not, Elon Musk is a genius innovator, entrepreneur, and a future leader. His ability to do marketing and advertising campaigns with minimal expenditure is just phenomenal. If we lean into the past and notice how people became famous, we will certainly find just by draining millions of dollars into publicity and marketing. But that surely is not Muskâs approach. I admire Musk for his out-of-the-box thinking attitude and over-the-top ideas. Generally, business tycoons and certain...
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Nietzsche believes that manâs behavior is instinctively related to this need for survival. Superior men are realistic; they know that they would have to face the competitive struggle with their eyes open and their hearts under control. They prefer to not exhibit any form of sentimentality and attachment, choosing rather to perform actions that are needed, however immoral. The weaker man, on the other hand, resorts to idealistic concepts to camouflage the fear and the anger that they are wholly...
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Morality is a social phenomenon. It is the difference of purpose, decisions, and actions between those that are known as right and those that are wrong. In this society, morals are important and are imperative to help society run. However, a lot of times people get the true meaning of morality mixed up or they believe something is moral but in reality, it's just beneficial for themselves. In Joan Didionâs essay âOn Morality,â Didion digs deep into how to know...
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Frederich Nietzsche is one of the most strikingly influential philosophers of the modern era and his works have permeated through the intellectual discourse of the 20th century and beyond. This essay will seek to explain Nietzscheâs conception of genealogy, and its impact on perceived morality and examine the degree to which his scathing criticism of Christianity is justified. The core tenet of Nietzscheâs conception of genealogical analysis, particularly in âOn The Genealogy of Moralsâ is to demonstrate that any given...
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During Summer 2021 I attended a Medicine Masterclass by Corpus Christi Cambridge which focused on the naked mole rat and the lack of the pain sensors that allow them to maintain critical energy, potentially explaining their long lifespans. The naked mole rat lacks pain sensitivity in its skin, and we learned that this is caused by a small difference in a selection of amino acids in a receptor of the nervous system. This course was inspiring as it became clear...
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Movements in the past have led to an increased amount of perseverance people are starting to build up. For the majority of the world's population, success is considered oneâs biggest career aspiration. Perseverance allows us to keep moving even during arduous times and jump back on track as we try harder and never give up, and this is shown throughout Greta Thunbergâs journey. Greta Thunberg is a 16-year-old Swedish climate activist who advocates for immediate action towards climate change crisis...
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I remember the words of the great APJ Abdul Kalam a pioneer of astro as well as nuclear physics, 'If four things are followed - having a great aim, acquiring knowledge, hard work, and perseverance - then anything can be achieved.'One of the most important things that I have learnt in my life is that there is no end to learning, learning comes from observations and experiences, and these approaches are endless. Then, I started my journey of self-discovery whether...
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My book was The Odyssey by Homer. The Odyssey is a widely popular ancient Greek epic poem written nearly 2500 years ago in Europe. It tells of Odysseus, the king of Ithaca, on a long journey home after the Trojan War. It tells of his battles with monsters and encounters with gods, his son's desperate attempt to bring him home to save their estate, and in the end their victory over power-hungry suitors. The Odyssey is set in Ancient Greece...
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Tragedy. A three-syllable word that brings nothing but great suffering, distress, and always the unfortunate unhappy ending. The novel and film, âThe Roadâ by Cormac McCarthy, shows a journey powered by a father and a son's love through a post-apocalyptic disaster. A world once full of color is now a grey, cold, barren land that is crawling with few survivors who turn to cannibalism to survive. What the duo used to call home is now a dark landscape drowned in...
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What does your grit score mean? The Grit Scale measures an individual's ability to sustain focus and interest while working toward long-term goals. We develop experience through hard work, which allows us to discover numerous new things that permit us to expand our minds and learn from them. This experience has taught us how to think critically to solve a difficult challenge and succeed. We can all work hard for a better future if we have the determination to persist...
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Imagine if you or someone you love had a disability, and because of this they were denied entry to school, university, or even to gain employment. This was the case in Australia before the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act of 1992. Finally, those with disabilities gained a voice. They were given the right to equal opportunity in society. This is where the role of texts, and in particular, theatre come into play - they must not only entertain the...
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Critical thinking is the ability to evaluate observable phenomena, research findings, data, sources, and opinions objectively and independently, regardless of outside influence or any personal bias interfering with your judgment about something/someone or a specific issue or source. A good critical ââthinker improves the quality of his or her thinking by skilfully taking charge of the structures inherent in thinking and imposing intellectual standards upon them.ââ The first quote above involves three interwoven phrases and suggests that critical thinking analyses...
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As we grow old people tend to ask himself or herself. âAm I an economic asset or a burden to my family? âeach one of us living in this world and a specific country needs to work and strive for a living, whether you are in a Rural or an Urban place or community we need to find a job that will suit us to have a living. The words Global and Demography, explain and study the movement of people....
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Historically, scientific advancements and discoveries bring about social change and the social and political climate in turn influences the kind of science being done. More specifically, in modern times the most direct influence of science on society is through policy making. When an issue is rooted in or can be solved by science, policymakers reach out to members of the scientific community for advice. Often, the research done by scientists can be wilfully or accidentally misinterpreted by the policymakers and/or...
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First of all, I will start by defining what I think morality is. Morality is a doctrine that allows us to differentiate between right and wrong, it governs us and also allows us to live in society. In my opinion, morality has evolved in a significant way and it has evolved in a rather positive way in the acceptance of oneself and others. Indeed, only a few years ago it was impossible to love and be seen publicly with a...
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In America, one out of every six women have been sexually assaulted in their lifetime (Tjaden, 2000). Young women are especially at risk and 499 known gymnastsâ athletes can account for this. Recently, Michigan doctor Larry Nassar was charged with multiple accounts of sexual assaults against female gymnasts. (Howley, 2018). Larry Nassar was a sports doctor who specialized in female gymnastics, working with many gymnasts ranging from amateur to Olympic-level athletes. His actions toward female athletes carried on for decades...
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About six months ago, the audience of my channel in The Digital Cyborg exceeded one and a half million people a month, and they started ordering native advertising from me. True, not so active. For all these months there were about 7-8 attempts. As a result, 5 native integrations came out. It is understandable. Advertisers are still wary of Zen. No one has successful cases on the ânativeâ, and no one wants to be a pioneer. But now at work,...
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Dystopian themes where a future society is suffering is a thread that runs through the books âBrave New Worldâ by Aldous Huxley and âThe Island of Dr. Moreauâ. They both represent a dystopian nature. âBrave New Worldâ is a new society that has been shaped where there is a faultless human. However, an individual called Bernard Marx rebels against societyâs norms. Additionally, the âIsland of Dr. Moreauâ is about a doctor called Moreau who carries out harsh experiments on human-animal...
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It is the year 1534, An explorer named Jaques Cartier has found new land. What was it called? Nouvelle-France or New France. In this new land, there are rumors of gold, fur, wood, and even people. When a captain named Pierre de Gua de Monts sailed over from France no one knew that heâd come with a man that would change the course of history. The name of this man? Samuel de Champlain. Introduction In this paper, I will argue...
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I want to pursue a career where I can make a positive impact in peopleâs lives whilst appreciating the privilege I will have to be a part of their recovery and journey. I could not imagine any greater joy than using my ever-evolving knowledge and expertise with other like-minded healthcare professionals to alleviate others' pain and suffering whilst providing exceptional quality care. This motivates me to immerse myself in a highly rewarding career in adult nursing. Being able to work...
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As a field that explores human experiences, psychology has been pushing to include diversity in its education, research, and services. The discipline has been ensured to include a multicultural approach and diversity while emphasizing topics such as individual and cultural differences (Gallor, 2017). As of recent, psychology has been focusing on integrating social justice in its field, specifically academically and in training future professionals. Psychology textbooks and courses lack coverage of race, racism, and other forms of oppression; however, psychologists...
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The sample solution of the Laura Nash method helped identify the aspects of the ethical dilemma and worked through an easier way to decide on a solution by analyzing all sides of the problem. Laura Nash created a 12-step outline that is to be used when confronted with, and for resolving ethical dilemmas. In the sample dilemma, you work for a web development company and you realize that you have been assigned a job to set up a website that...
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