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...? Philosophy Philosophy Qn1: Capitalism & Communism (Fairness, Rights, and a Feminist Perspective) Capitalism is centered an economic system that is based on private ownership. The private owners command and own the means of production and creation of goods or services with an aim of creating as much profit or income as possible. There is freedom of choice to work, buy and do whatever one wants in the economic system created (Christian, 2011). However, the gap between the rich and the poor is widening since those who own the means take advantage of the poor to achieve their goals. There is no safety net that ensures the society is not held hostage by a few individuals, and thus is not a fair system for those who are not able... Philosophy...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...Summaries Expository Essay: “The Scientific of Mind” by ____________________ The essay discusses the importance of science and how it has impacted every aspect of one’s life. The author’s purpose in writing this essay is mainly to inform the readers of the relevance of science in the lives of people before, now and in the future. It talks about the various scientific discoveries and developments which led to a more enriched life for man. Although there are different views about the effects of science on man, the advances in science are never-ending. Science still remains a powerful force in the development of the world’s culture. The author claims that science does not end with one discovery, because a new finding often...
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...?Week 8 Reading Summary The Wikipedia article on the of sociocracy, also known as Circular Organizing, as introduced by Gerard Endenburg, describes it as a governance system that encompasses decision-making by consenting individuals based on “cybernetic principles” (Wikipedia, 2011). Sociocracy, in its developmental stages, was intended as a system of governance in the private sector of business. However, it has since been utilized in various types of organizations, in addition to private, such as community, public, professional, and non-profit as well (Wikipedia, 2011). In the article “In Praise of Hierarchy,” Jacques (1990), applauds managerial hierarchy as implemented in various types of businesses around the world....
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...of life experiences.
Thesis Statement
This essay intends to explore the contents and subtle ideas captivated within the insightful chapters bearing the titles ‘Coming to Terms with Perfection’, ‘God on Good Day’, and ‘Beauty’ and ‘Reason’.
Summary
Coming to Terms with Perfection
This is the first chapter of the book. At the outset of the book itself, Hyde tries to explore the way the philosophers like Edmund Burke and David Hume have delineated with the idea of perfection and through the general comprehension of the terms like “proper”, “beauty” and “eloquent” one can easily find the way perfection is related with the requirement for the wishes, desires, hopes and dreams of life (Hyde...
2 Pages(500 words)Book Report/Review
...The Amazon rain forest accommo s several species and it is a really dense forest but the book presents its problems and how the same is affecting its inhabitants. Poaching has been on the rise and this is a really big challenge, species are being killed to earn money, their skin and their other body parts are being sold in the market and this is certainly a huge problem, the author is convinced that it should be put an end to otherwise many more species will become extinct, the author is right when he says about the species who stand on the brink of extinction.
More needs to be done to protect their interests, for instance the horn of the rhinoceros is sold for a lot of money and the poachers lay a trap to capture the animals... Amazon rain...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...physical and infrastructural support, incidences of employee sabotage, fraud and theft, errors and omissions, and threats to personal privacy.
Into details, this summary covers sub-factors within the malicious code. Examples of these factors are viruses, warms, Trojan horse, logic bombs, blended threats e.t.c.
A computer virus is a code segment that is capable of replicating by possibly attaching copies of it to existing executable files, implying that viruses can exist in a computer without infecting the system; not unless one opens or runs the malicious program. It is majorly spread by sharing of infected files through emails and removable disks.
A worm, on the other hand, is a self-replicating program or algorithm...
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...Summary The history of the origin of the people of America varies from one group of people to another. Each group has their own creative narration of how they came to be. These groups also adapted a number of social, political and economic activities, which defined them. This discussion focuses on various groups that migrated into Northern America, describing their activities.
To begin with, paleoanthropologists claim that the people who settled in northern America were mainly hunters looking for wild animals to hunt and nomads (Nelson, 2006). Regardless of this, the Canada natives argue that people settled in northern America due to a land bridge created by water being blocked by glaciers, which led to the increase in...
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...Summaries EDEE 280-001 Geography, History, and Citizenship Education Winter Reflective Journal Sheet (also available on My s) ______________________________ Date: ______________________________
Author: _____________________________ Title: ______________________________
Reading 1
I. In your own words briefly summarize and engage with the 3 to 4 most salient ideas from the reading.
1. One of the most the most ideas from the reading is the importance of historical thinking. Historical thinking helps students to understand the scope of history and even to engage with history, in questioning and validating presented facts. This may lead to development of secondary or tertiary history literature, based on comparative analysis...
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... Chapter 5: Constructive Learning Theory Constructivism refers to a set of theories about learning that emerged in Europe but introduced in the United States around 1970’s. This occurred during the civil rights movements and social reforms. Constructivism especially in its social forms asserts that the leaner is much more actively involved in a join enterprise with the teachers and peers in creating knowledge. Constructivist theory posits that people construct their own understanding and knowledge of the world experiencing the world and reflecting on those experiences. Cognitive constructivism put much focus on the individual learner and emerged from the thinking and research done by Piaget. He believed that knowledge was acquired... as a...
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...Topic: Summary Pennsylvania school stabbing suspects attorney discounts bullying by Richard Simon After a sixteen year old boy went on the rampage and stabbed students in a high school, the boys attorney stated that there is no way that the motive could have been bullying as level of teasing that Alex Hribal had done through could not be considered as bullying. The motive for the bullying continues to remain a mystery, as the boy has never been reported to suffer from any form of violent behavior or mental illness (Simon, 2014). This makes it clear that something must have gone wrong in the life of the young boy, but what triggered the entire ordeal is yet to be identified. He used to spend his time playing hockey and...
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