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    Socrates believes that having knowledge on the world is a very important thing in life. In Plato’s Apology, Socrates wanted to show the people of Athens that not having the proper knowledge on life would lead to an unexamined life and that is what he tried teaching the children of Athens. People like Meletus and Cillias did not see it that way. That’s when Meletus put Socrates on trial for “corrupting the youth of Athens” (Plato’s Apology, 2016). The prosecutors believe he is corrupting the…

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    Pan Manteia Analysis

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    were gods) to find messages in dreams and events in everyday life. Accordingly, this capacity to prophesy became known as manteia, a form of divination or insight from the gods. In addition, Pan’s prophetic powers come to light again through the Delphi…

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    Commercialism expressed in society is the exchange of goods and services for a profit. This idea can extend above trading of physical objects into abstractions such as feelings, concepts, wants and ideas. With the concept of Commercialism in mind, resonates an unsettling thought: What known to society cannot be commercialized? And, are there things that exist that should not be commercialized? The theme of commercialism is scrutinized and heavily reflected under two short pieces of science…

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    Symbolism In The Matrix

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    The symbols in “The Matrix” enhanced how the movie was to be perceived, often of the difference between reality and an illusion. The most striking part of the main characters within the Matrix is their sunglasses, which are worn by those in the Nebuchadnezzar and the “agents”. These sunglasses, which cover their eyes (a symbol of understanding), symbolize their state of sleep or ignorance. As the crew, who are asleep, wear the sunglasses to represent sleeping and being in the matrix, the agents…

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    Thebes was a city-state in ancient Greece. Thebes was located in central Greece, a little to the north of Athens, and in between Delphi. Thebes was a farming city, unlike Athens and Corinth who were seaports. Thebes is strategically located on a low plateau commanding the surrounding plains of Boeotia. Thebes is the largest city-state located in Boeotia, a region in Greece. Unlike many parts of Greece where the soil was light and thin, Thebes has rich, fertile soil that is well irrigated.…

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    On earth, in this universe, there are seven continents and in these seven continents, there are 196 countries. 196 different cultures that are vastly diverse in religion, apparel, and way of life. The thing that links all of these countries together is religion, or the belief in some superior being. All countries can trace their history back to one major religion. Greece believed in the gods, such as Zeus and Hades. Chinese citizens held several regions practices, depending on the dynasty, but…

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    supervisor competencies for effective site safety”, Dylan Hardison, Michael Behm, Matthew R. Hallowell, and Hamid Fonooni discussed about the importance of the front line construction supervisor’s capabilities in construction safety’s management by using a Delphi process in which a logical arrangement of foreman’s competencies would be illustrated. In addition, they also considered about the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (or OSHA) 30-hour training, which is known as an…

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    the world” (Tiptree 2). A company called GTX selects her for an interesting marketing job that requires her to be plugged into a machine through skin electrodes that allow her to remotely control a beautiful but artificially grown human body named Delphi to subliminally advertise products to the public. When P. Burke first plugs in, Tiptree narrates, “Sitting up in the bed is the darlingest girl child you’ve EVER seen… Then she can’t resist rubbing her hands down over her minibreasts and belly.…

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    In both Greek and Roman mythology, Furies were known as spirits of justice and revenge. They are known by the Greeks as Erinyes, meaning the “angry ones” and are also known to attack people who have murdered family members and punish them by driving them mad for their horrendous deed. Furies, also had the job of torturing and punishing the damned and wrongdoers in the Underworld--the homes of the Furies.Other myths say that Furies were three sisters, created by the the blood of Uranus that fell…

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    remarks to explain why he is not sorry for his actions and that he was actually doing the Greek society a great justice by challenging them to see beyond their own narcissism and perceived infallibility. We learn about Socrates trip to the Oracle of Delphi who claimed that Socrates was the wisest man in the world, and how Socrates…

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