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    and under what conditions they may become predictable, looking at the example of the double pendulum. What is chaos theory? Chaos theory can be broken down into six different principles: Butterfly effect, unpredictability, order/disorder chaos, fractals, feedback and mixing. Although I will only be looking at the principles related to the double pendulum which are; the butterfly effect, unpredictability, order/ disorder chaos, and mixing. The butterfly effect, is a principle which states that…

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    In this story, Robopsychologist Dr. Linda Rash experiments with the utilization of fractal geometry within the brain pattern a robot by the name LVX-1. This was vital addition in an attempt to create a brain with “added complexity, possibly closer to that of the human” as Dr. Rash states (Asimov 122). As a result of Dr. Rash’s newest contribution…

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    1. Deep Water--What for you is the next deeper step? (p. 97) A: the next step will be to make sure I put all my trust in God so I will be able to push my way through the deep water and not drown. 2. What kind of fractal pattern are you modeling, and how is it being repeated throughout your community? (p. 110) A: I have always been taught that honesty is the best policy. The way I communicate and interact with people is all based on honesty. I am open and honest with the people I interact with…

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    As I Lay Dying Quest Theme

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    The quest theme has been apparent in literature throughout societies and time periods as an enduring concept that allows for widespread uses. In William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying, the Bundren family embarks on a physical journey that places them within the confines of an absurd existence. Their quest, one that subjugates them to the trials and tribulations that would weather the toughest stones, is trekked for a mutual goal of each family member: to bury their dead matriarch, Addie. In forcing…

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    According to Lo (2007), the efficient markets hypothesis (EMH) maintains that market prices fully reflect all available information. It was developed independently by Paul A. Samuelson and Eugene F. Fama in the 1960s, this idea has been applied extensively to theoretical models and empirical studies of financial securities prices, generating considerable controversy as well as fundamental insights into the price-discovery process. Ang (2011) stated that the early theoretical articulations of…

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    The Paradox Olbers

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    The paradox Olbers Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers German astronomer by 1826 in formulated physical paradox that was previouslyJohannes Kepler (1610 in), and Halley and Cheseaux (the 18th century described) as well. The paradox is that if the universe is infinite, we'd have an infinite number of stars light of the result The combination of the sky at night it should be clear to all.However, experience to the contrary. [1] Assumptions [edit | edit source text] If 1. the universe is infinite, 2. an…

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    In our species’ long history, we have endlessly searched the answers to understanding the universe. For a very long time in Europe, Christianity put an end to this by claiming its dogmas held the answers we craved. Published in 1794 in Songs of Experience, William Blake’s “The Tyger” uses a critical and questioning speaker to reject the church’s teaching and revive our quest. This being his most popular poem, everything about it invites the readers to reconsider their stance on what they’ve been…

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    I began my previous response paper with a critical question of wonder and perplexity, “What are the labyrinths in the Borges story and what fantasy themes/issues do they illustrate?” I have explored its interwoven meanings through the text, myself and the world. I have also paused to reflect and, therefore, connect with my personal experience. However, I have not rendered the critical importance of Nature and natural as one of the recurring and meandering themes in Borges’s story and in my…

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    The word ‘Reflection’ can mean many things, among these are sending back i.e. the return of light, heat, sound or energy from a surface; a sign or result of something; and serious or careful thought. I have explored many of these different meanings in my visual diary. The Greek philosopher Plato saw all of life as a reflection - we are all in a cave with our back to the fire and the life we live is actually just a shadow of reality dancing on the walls. (https://www.collegeofidaho.edu/academic…

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    King Arthur Forgery

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    Arthur evidently struggles dealing with the impossibility of truth, an inherent post-modern theme that fondly parallels the resistance people deploy over the lack of an unchanging objective reality. He becomes deeply perplexed about the role of his father’s forgery in his life for a multitude of contradicting reasons. The idea that we have a text mediated subjectivity is a concept Arthur permeates throughout The Tragedy of Arthur, as he inevitably becomes the text despite his resistance to it.…

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