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    My Pursuit Of Freedom

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    Oppressed by the over controlling power of the king citizens of the colonies took the brave and courageous step to declare their independence; gaining freedom from England was this nation’s first act of becoming its own unified nation. Citizens craved unity, purpose, and respect. Because of the strict control over the colonies, when they became free, the next step was to make sure these cruelties never happen again. This is why the colonies introduced the inalienable rights. Human rights are…

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    Have We No Right to Happiness Individuals usually look for companionship with the ultimate goal of living a life of happiness and fulfillment. With that goal in mind, couples and spouses are naturally inclined to making promises of heaven and earth or they promise that through whatever means suffice, they will fulfill each other’s desires. Nevertheless, those promises usually amount to nothing when the relationship is on the rocks. At that particular point the thought that creeps into one’s mind…

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    Solving the Gettier Problem American philosopher Edmund L. Gettier challenges the way knowledge is analyzed in his famous 1963 paper “Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?” Gettier writes two cases in his paper, which illustrate that knowledge is more than just true belief and justification. As a side note: when I refer to the term “justification,” readers should know that justification is different from one person to another. Also, justification can change throughout time (Mason, “D. Knowledge…

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    We live in a world divided by two spheres: the industrialized, human world and the natural world. Today, in the twenty-first century, our lives are encapsulated by machines and industry. Generally speaking, we live in an age of cement and wires and concrete. Because this seemingly indestructible barrier, it can be difficult to see how vital it is for nature to be experienced and appreciated in our everyday lives. Nature’s importance and purpose often goes unnoticed or unappreciated in our…

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    Lean Six Sigma Case Study

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    4.1 Lean Six Sigma Definition: Lean Six Sigma (LSS) is a methodology that improve performance by systematically removing waste and reducing variation. It is a combination between Six Sigma method and the waste reduction philosophy of LEAN engineering. Mentioning about Six Sigma, it has eight kinds of waste that no company wants during their process - it doesn’t add any value to the customers: + Defects: The product isn’t in accordance with customer wishes, inaccurate, late, incomplete Staff…

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    Descartes used his Method of Doubt in order to find out what is the truth, in the sense that what he believes in is able to be confirmed without any probability of reasonable doubt. Within this method of pursuing the truth, Descartes doubts everything he encounters until he was able to feel content with knowing what could only be considered truthful without anything doubts. Eventually this doubt progressed to Descartes’ own existence. One thing Descartes pressured during his journey to finding…

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    As noted by Ulrich (n.d.), “treating equals as equals and unequals as unequals lies at the heart of the principle of justice” (para. 16). If the right of autonomy was recognized and followed by the law then in theory, Pretty would be able to practice euthanasia as the choice was made autonomously. One cannot be selective in deciding which individuals could exercise their rights while restricting that of another. The inequality of allowing autonomy and impeding choice proved to be unjust in the…

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    Brett Dixon Houston Phil 262 12-13-16 Final Exam Essay Hume In section four of Hume’s An Enquiry concerning human understanding Hume sets out to prove that reasoning concerning matters of fact can not exist. He starts out the section by separating the relations of ideas and matters of fact. He says that Relations of ideas are inseparable bonds created between ideas. He uses examples like three times five is half of thirty. Basically,…

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    The quote,”Adversity has the effect of eliciting talents which in prosperous circumstances would have lain dormant”-Horace. This quote is hard to understand unless you really look at and understand those words. To be honest, I had to google definition some of these words because I did not understand what they meant. Finding the definition of these words to understand this quote is definitely worthwhile. Not all people are going to want to google search these words so i’ll just explain what it…

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    Oh my goodness! Wow I cannot believe that I am standing here right now, thank you so much to the Olympic Games for presenting this gold medal to me. This has been an inspiration of mine ever since I ran over my first hurdle. I am so honored to accept this gold medal for 100 meter hurdles. Thank you to all of my fellow components on the track for pushing me to work harder and run faster. You all did an astonishing job and competed well, I am so honored to have been able to race with all of you…

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