Consequence

Thesis: Cyberbullying affects everybody today, both children and adults. Due to the development of technology today, cyber-bullying has become one of the most difficult issues to resolve in our society. Cyberbullying The internet is used today, more than ever. People view the internet can be viewed on just about any new mobile device. The internet and mobile phones systems are the two biggest types of communication which play a crucial role in our daily activities and development of identities.…

self-harm in many ways and most people know that they can get help or tell an adult. While it is important to understand the impact on bullies on its victims, it is also important to think about the consequences that the bully should face. (C) In most cases bullies should be expelled, or face consequences. Most bullying does not happen in a single incident. (L) Marano, an editor at Psychology Today…

discoveries. The more curious humans get the more they find out, most information is meant to be kept a mystery. Some people do not realize that most of the time knowing too much can cause serious consequences. In the classic novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly there were a variety of consequences occurring which were caused by a person who wanted to know more about how the human body functioned. The main character, Victor Frankenstein from a young age was curious about the mysteries of life…

predetermined on our existence; however we should be responsible for or actions. As a humans beings our conception of a Free Will is that we are free of taking any decisions, and this decisions do will mark the path on our lives. As a consequence we are responsible for the consequences of our acts. Determinism as explain by Richard Taylor said that “the existence of a cause for everything implies that no human being is ever responsible for anything he does”. This explanation will defeat the…

details about global consequences of World War I. As we are still struggling from the aftermath, I’d like to bring up a crucial consequence of World War I. World War I and the influenza pandemic took around 56 million lives, or three percent of the entire population in 1910 (Dunn and Mitchell, 731). These deaths should not be forgotten, they are a lost generation, the generation where almost all of us know someone who had died to the war. These deaths are a major consequence of World War I.…

Consequences at Blair can vary on many occasions. Observations give way into the system to decipher any and all controversy within the community. Interviews with the head of school, Rules and Discipline committee, and multiple students on the committee give way to the behind-the-scenes actions of when a student is or is not dismissed from the Academy. Head of school Christopher Fortunato informed us that when a student is dismissed from Blair, it is for the good of not only the community, but…

The steroids not only give the person an unfair advantage, but they also will cause many different kinds of problems for the user. Steroids can seem necessary to compete at the highest levels, and the quick rewards can outweigh the long term consequences to the user's health. Now days, steroids are everywhere in sports and training. Do think that the gain is worth the risk? Many young men and women take steroids everyday because they want to feel good and also look good when it comes around…

suspects the bullying is still occurring then they will revive very serious consequences such as being suspended or expelled. The most important thing some schools do is make the bully understand what he/she did was wrong and make them apologize. What schools could do to help prevent bullying is, when a semester begins they could show videos about what bullying caused the individual,and what the bully got as a consequence. Although the schools may not do a good job to stop or prevent…

Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that was proposed by John Stuart Mill and he claims that all actions become right or wrong depending on their real-world material consequences. That being said, no matter what the consequences are, they would be considered morally right as long as it promotes general happiness. Basically, the action does not matter when dealing with Utilitarianism, only the outcome, whether or not the ends justify the means. There are two kinds of utilitarianism; Act…

Tangerine Choices by Stian Lileng As Doe Zantamata once said, “Every choice you make has consequences.” In the book “Tangerine” Paul proved this to be true. Every choice has consequences; either good or bad. The book tangerine is about a boy named Paul that is fighting through his life with a brother that doesn't make good choices, while also being legally blind. Paul's family, and coaches impacted his life by making him Legally blind, making him angry at his family, making him feel different…