Evolution and the Theory of Games

"The story of 3 women and 105 men", can you imagine this is actually refers to one of the four great classical novels of Chinese literature "Water Margin"? When you read the headline, you will subconscious think that headline regarding to a yellow journalism and may generate curiosity to read more content, after you click on it, whereas it is actually a historical story about 108 heroes. This is called “clickbait”, which attract click-through rate by writing sensationalist headlines that…

Culture and communication are said to go hand in hand with each other. Technology has brought in new manifestations of culture and how it affects people relating to one another. Technology is said to change the ways in which people communicate and what they understand to be their ‘cultures’. Many questions come to mind when thinking of culture and communication in today’s society, such as: ‘How technology has an effect/ influence on how one meets people?’ or ‘How it effects ones self-esteem/ego…

privilege in the Criminal Justice system” [1].’ Then you have social disorganization theory which posits that crime is more likely to occur in a community without any strong social ties which results in the absence in social control. This can cause high crime rates, high drug usage, violence, delinquency and poor parenting due to an impoverished community. Finally, Cultural Deviance Theory. This socioeconomic theory is the normalcy of the society in the lower-class cause crime. In a study in…

that Adam and Eve were simply something created in the mind of Moses (author of the Septuagint) to illuminate Christ and further emphasize the role that he played in the redemptive story. H. M. Kuitert was one of the key players in progressing this theory in the theological community. His argument in a nutshell was this: We need to see the biblical authors and their texts within the time they wrote it in. Moses spoke of a firmament in Genesis 1:6 but one cannot speak of a firmament literally as…

The Behind the Scenes of Vystar Credit Union’s Internet banking The evolution of Internet banking has revolutionized the banking industry since its inception. It has quickly transformed long lines and wait times with only the click of a button. By doing so, members can access troves of information without ever stepping foot into a regional office. Stepping into the 21st century, perspective/current members and bank trustees are quickly realizing just how important internet banking is. Since…

We, as humans, live to embrace our growth and evolution. As we make progress we make more predictions on what our society will look like in our future, then we strive to get there. We strived so hard that we have accomplished more in a decade than what we could in a century, a century ago. In terms of our accomplishment, technology is a huge one. We have made significant advances in technology that provides several conveniences and cool features. Yet, many science fiction novels have left us…

Ralph Waldo Emerson’s The Poet remains one of the most influential works in American Critical Theory. It is an essay so finely wrought and intricately layered that it borders at times on unapproachable, not because of the difficulty of its theory (though this is a serious work of high academia), but because of its vast spread. Arguments are dislocated across the work, conclusions are divorced from their premises by pages. Yet the work never strays to the ecstatic fervor of Nature and is salvaged…

Neoliberalism: Its Anonymity Slowly Destroys Humanity The birth of Facebook ignited human selfishness. Since 2004, the social media platform unceasingly has stripped the culture and exposed human cruelty. Facebook, or any other social medium, evaluates individuals by the number of likes they receive or the number of followers they have — thus, creating an “It’s-all-about-me-I-should-be-better-than-anybody-else” era. This is neoliberalism. The epidemic continues to spread and as a result, it…

they were present, they were hands-off as if disinterested in their young children. In that sense, cultural theory is important in understanding the specific intricacies of toddlerhood. This would bridge the gap where psychosocial theory falls short. Therefore, in understanding human development in Kuwait, it can be argued that where psychosocial theory is the general doctor, cultural theory is the…

When strength is needed, the human body goes into overdrive to do whatever it can to protect itself. Even though we become incarnations of super heroes it the body would not do anything without the mental power to push it. From the theory of evolution, to drafting the United States Constitution, the leading factor to these accomplishments is mental strength. The day a child is born to the day someone passes due to old age, the mind is constantly working every second. People possess the mental…