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    Human nature is a very interesting part of human beings. When we are in a community we are held back from some things we normally would do. Suddenly you are put on an island with nobody holding you back from doing whatever it is you like to do. As a human being you will find yourself doing the things you enjoy, and then creating the things that will help you do survive. In the book Lord of the Flies, William Golding is expressing the boys human nature, they have their fun when they first arrive…

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    Machinaac Asimov

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    realities—to gain deeper insights into human nature. Humankind’s response to progress and scientific advancement reflect the society’s norms and values. From space travel to alterative universes, science fiction covers a variety of topics and situations that criticize the society’s treatment of those that do not meet the standards set by society. By exposing readers to alternative worlds, science fiction explores new possibilities for what it means to be human. Science fiction exemplifies the…

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    and technology, human has an ever-increasing living standard . As such, numerous products have been created to meet our constantly generating demands in different aspect of lives. In order to examine the quality of the products, animal testing are widely applied in multiple industries, and it seems that animal testing is inevitable for the sake of human. In definition, “animal testing” refers to the procedures which performed on living animals for various purposes of testing the human health…

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    Kant Vs Animals

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    the bible places humans above animals in terms of superiority, and that they are not afforded the same blessings from God that man are given. The author also brings up the social idea of the food chain that is used to justify our superiority over animals. While these examples may give us the natural right to consume animals for food, it does not justify humans to treat animals however they please. Aquinas and Kant both have a similar idea of animals being there to serve humans. Kant reasons…

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    emotions as human beings. They have a surprising level of intelligence, in that they can achieve sophisticated tool making tasks and posses qualities that the majority of people never imagined. It is so hard to realize that so many human beings are treating our fellow companion with no regards. In “ A Change of Heart about Animals” Jeremy Rifkin claims that all animals have similar qualities as human beings and that they deserve as much respect as us. He…

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    They become social outcasts, pushed away from society and were ultimately unaccepted by normal human beings. The monster is not welcome in the village and the novel states,"The village was roused; some fled, some attacked me..." (pg.74). The townsfolk treat the monster with fear and hostility whenever they are in close contact, which is similar to how…

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    According to Hume, laws are artificial and this is why justice is artificial and not natural. Human beings often feel like it is a duty rather than something that is natural. The sense of justice arises from human conventions. In An Inquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals, Hume discusses the difference between human beings and animals and that the main difference between the two is reason. Hume strongly states that laws only serve for the existence of justice…

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    Culture Myths of the New World might surprise someone unfamiliar with the multiple iterations of the universal flood myth. The Montagnais culture depicts a story where the hero, Messou, is faced with the problem of losing his dogs to a large lake. After being informed by a bird about the whereabouts of his dog, the brave Messou attempts to rescue his canine companion from the lake, but the lake overflows and the world is ruined. Furthermore, with the aid of a muskrat, Messou manages to form the…

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    realize that his theory does not reduce religions to primitive human urges as other reductionist hypotheses have done in the past. Instead, he shows religiousness to be based on the complexity of human cognition, which is the principal feature of Homo Sapiens. While still technically reductionist, Boyer’s theory associates religiousness with the principal feature of human life, the mind, and denotes religion as an important expression of the human condition. Whereas other reductionists show…

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    Eye tests are used to test eye medication to see if they are safe for humans. 1. This test is called eye irrtaricty and can lead the animals to burning or itchy eyes and most cases blindness 2. The way this test works is by clamping the subject's eye open and putting chemicals and other substances in them. B. The…

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