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Hell. A brimstone, fiery pit where all the sinners go when they die. Trust me, it's not as glamorous as it sounds. For one, after a while, the screams annoy even the most bloodthirsty demons. Another thing, it constantly smells like rotten or burnt flesh wherever you go. A lot of people seem to mistake Hell for a fiery place, where everything is red and black, where demons run around, maiming, torturing, and the like. Well, that's mostly wrong. Don't get me wrong it's hotter than the sun…

In several places foragers removed unwanted plants through wedding, and selected seeds they planted in order to get the crops grow. These people formed them in Europe, Africa, and Asia. On the other hand, animal domestication begin with sheeps and goats in Iran. Including, dogs will domestication in Central…

Preston Langston EN 101- Spring 2024 Essay 5, April 20th, 2024 The GOAT: Tom Brady The National Football League has seen many great quarterbacks throughout the decades, but none quite live up to the stature of Tom Brady. He has won more Super Bowls and more Super Bowl MVPs than any other player ever. Considered one of the best draft steals of all time, the New England Patriots selected him in the 6th round of the 2000 NFL draft. He had it all, the winning mentality, fierce competitiveness, and…

History of Cloning Cloning has been present in our world. Cloning is the only avenue of reproduction in the novel Brave New World. The scientists in Brave New World are able mass fertilize, mass produce, and mature eggs in an extreme short amount of time, by Bokanovsky’s process (Huxley 6). Bokanovsky’s process is fictional, but in the real world we have been able to clone. The first idea of cloning was in 1938 by Hans Spemann, called “fantastic experiment” (The Embryo Project Encyclopedia). He…

or pretend play or fiction doesn’t mean that we’ve identified the function.” (Page 86). I agree with Gottshchall pertaining to his outlook on dreams having a purpose. Through his varied research, Gottschall concludes that dreams are simply a scape goat that humans use to play out real life scenarios that either challenge or instill fear in their reality. Although Gottschall believes dreams serve a purpose, he also understands how the diverse multitude of perspectives makes it nearly impossible…

“Pride comes before a fall. It happens this way in relationships, as well as with the rest of life.” This quote from an unknown source is so true. In the three stories Sophocles’ Greek drama Oedipus and famed Greek storyteller Aesop’s fables “ The Goat and the Goatherd” and “ The Little Boy and Fortune” they all deal with pride and hiding things from everyone. You can have too much pride and if you try and hide something it will always come out in the end. Oedipus solved a riddle that the…

These semi-anamorphic both don a human head and an animalistic body. All of the pieces in this series are fantastical and whimsical in nature. This is partly due to the subject matter alone or among other formal elements. Goat Buddy for example, is a piece that has a body of a young goat while the neck and have mostly human feature, excluding the pointed ears and curved horns protruding out of the forehead. Grandpa Snake is a piece that has the body of a snake coiled around a two-branched tree…

cost a significant amount of money. Additionally, scientists will have to figure out a way to introduce said species back into their respective environments. It’s a lot less likely to be a problem with recently extinct species, such as the species of goat that Alberto Fernanndez-Arias and his team tried to revive, but with species such as the passenger pigeon, which have been extinct since 1914, it will be considerably harder to re-integrate them into their original environments. One of the…

Tragedy is a form of drama, theorized to have been created as a tribute to the Greek god of theater: Dionysus. This form of drama was very popular in Ancient Greece, and was performed in theaters from the late 6th century BCE (Szemerényi 302). One of the most popular tragic playwrights of the time was Sophocles, who was known for his famous work, Antigone, a tragedy in which the main character suffers greatly after burying her brother against the king’s wishes (Ridgeway 141). This tragic play…

Sometimes you see an injured animal, do you help it? That’s your choice; but “Aaron's Gift,” written by Myron Levoy, tells a story about a boy who found a pigeon and wanted to give it to his grandma for her birthday. However, a club leader was about to “sacrifice” Pidge and Aaron saved the bird before it was in any harm. Levoy answers the question, “What would you do for your family?” by portraying Aaron as a courageous and generous boy willing to do anything for his family. Two examples from…