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    chemist try to provide an explanation and use of the different element in our society. Moreover, the rules of disinterested contemplation have some conflict in the realm of science. The scientist must see the whole picture in order to devise a law, theory, or even a hypothesis. Albeit, these might seem intangible to the senses, the chemist provides this information to be utilized in cognitive faculties— imagination and…

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    Biology Pest Analysis

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    Since life began before human civilization, there is no sure answer, but through experimentation, scientists have come up with a theory. Chemical evolution is explained by Miller’s apparatus which includes energy sources like lightning. In this chapter, a definition in the BSCS Biology Blue textbook states, “living systems must be able to reproduce, must be subject to mutations that…

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    characterised for another 150 years. She depicted food chains and animal hierarchies before anyone had observed what they were. She cataloged the metamorphosis of caterpillars into butterflies with astounding accuracy, and she helped disprove the theory of spontaneous generation - the belief that life could spring from inanimate things, such as a pile of mud producing insects. She was not only a leading scientist and entymologist of the era, but is often described contemporarily as being the…

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    I am convinced that you have not only heard, but also used the phrase "contrast inclusion". The statement is true not only in physics and chemistry but also in relationships and companies. We seek to engage with those who are different from us, so life will be more interesting and want to have the opposite. Its perfect example is Sula and Nell, the best friend of Tony Morrison, "Sula", where traditional ideas of good and evil are turning into disorder. The two girls are like the opposite sides…

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    Wilhelm Dilthey's Analysis

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    the natural sciences uses terms of abstractions – not of particulars - in reference to the existing individual. For example, the abstraction of the “I” in Descartes’ metaphysics, or the “knowing subject” of other epistemological and metaphysical theories does not correspond to any real, living human being, but rather, to human beings in general. This is to say that the natural scientist is not ultimately interested in particular phenomenon for its own sake; rather, particulars are relevant in…

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    Besides Bourdieu, the theorist I like the most is Max Weber. He approached the subject cautiously, built the bridge between the canonic theories and the latter ones, and is extremely relevant to many phenomena that happen nowadays. Before we delve into the specific arguments of him, first of all, he was very cautious of making any absolute claims, and I respect such cautiousness especially in the study of the society and of the social because causality is so hard to define. For example, unlike…

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    From “The Politics of Transhumanism and the Techno-Millennial Imagination, 1626-2030” and “The Human Condition Hurts: We’d Be Fools Not to Better It” by James Hughes, the readers are able to gain an educational and factual perspective on a very theoretical topic. The difference in the implementation of the “hook”, the jargon used, and the context in time the supporting research is based on allows for each reader to gain the knowledge required to look at human bio-technology in a more accepting…

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    balanced treatment of creationism and evolution science should be taught in the public school system, they drastically vary in viewpoints. The aim of creation science is to provide an explanation for the Book of Genesis and to disprove some scientific theories such as evolution. Multiple claims concerning life and the creation of the world have been postulated as well. These claims include the sudden creation of the universe, energy, and…

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    Popper’s believed that the most important aspect of the scientific method to be, “ [To] do everything they can in order to criticize and test the theory in question....” and while Kuhn believed that criticism is exceptional, much of science more focused on his idea of “normal science”. Kuhn understood the the slow and tedious part of science and that mistakes are sometime inevitable. Not every astonishing…

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    Out of all the theories we’ve covered through the course of the semester. Person-centered therapy has managed to capture my attention the most, and here’s why. Trust is something that’s automatically given to the client who is seen as the sole contributor of being able to solve his or her own problems without the assistance of direct intervention. Now, when I first heard of this therapy I immediately thought. “So, what exactly does the therapist do again?” It turns out that the therapist’s job…

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