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    Surgeries to enhance intelligence, steroids to make super soldiers, cloning human cells, recreating organs, bionic eyes, when are we going to stop. In “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes, the main character Charlie Gordon, has a mental disability that makes his income of knowledge slower than most people. He undergoes a surgery that makes him smarter but in the end it leads to his death. There are many procedures in life that are similar to the procedure done in the story that exist and could…

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    definition of “greed” is not strictly limited to financial lust. True greed is the desire for power over others and the world as a whole. Michael Bay’s The Island very accurately captures this true definition. The film portrays a dystopian society in which humans pay large sums of money to have an exact clone made of themselves. These clones are kept in a subterranean world living simple, quiet lives. The clones are fed lies regarding the world they live in. They believe that one day they will…

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    any recognition, animals have given us longer and healthier lives than ever before. Biomedical research refers to research that “is conducted to increase fundamental knowledge and understanding of the physical, chemical and functional mechanisms of human life processes and diseases.”(1) Nearly every medicine, medical device, surgical procedure and therapy we have today has depended on animal testing and biomedical research. Although there are many benefits to this type of research, there is…

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    Major themes explored in the film “Moon” are the idea of what it means to be human and being aware of your own identity, technology, and isolation and alienation from humanity. Loneliness is another theme that the film “Moon” touches on. Sam has been in complete isolation, cut from all human contact for three years, other than his interaction with GERTY. This type of extreme alienation from society can take major psychological toll on one’s psyche. Communications with Earth have been down, and…

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    Experiments and the bad sides of humanity Does grotesque experiments of people trying to be god lead to bads things about humanity. First, The island where cloning farming. 2nd animal splicing happened in batman, 3rd is Island of Dr moreau where animals dna and humans were combined to make grotesque experiments. It shows how overtime people will become more bad to get over a problem and deal with it. In The Island, People are able to get babies and parts if their injured by giving dna and…

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    tale of Victor Frankenstein and his creation that turned out to be his worst nightmare. The creation of this creature is the biggest question when it comes to this story and I believe an easy explanation for the creation of Frankenstein could be Cloning or stem cell research. Stem cell research is a very complicated process and can lead to difficulties but also has its pro’s and although some people may claim that pursuing stem cell research is like playing the role of god like they said in…

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    an easy and vivid language. The reviewer goes on focussing majorly on the applications and technology of Artificial Intelligence in the movie. In the movie, artificial intelligence is implemented in the sophisticated interfacing device, in which a human being's consciousness is linked and he/she telepathetically drives the same to experience Pandora and surreal world. If this technology is successfully built and in fact it is in the development progress, a paralyzed person will be able to walk…

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    emphasizing the unique cultural perspective to the ethical issue, technology or research in question. Generally speaking, scientific discoveries have positively impacted human life in a profound way. However, there has been limitations that have come with some of the discoveries and the general ethical concerns across the globe. Human embryonic stem cell research, for example, is one of the discovery that has raised a series of ethical and public-policy questions that are now being confronted…

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    Bone marrow is a common procedure that is used today in many hospitals. Bone marrow is the soft, flexible tissue found in the center of the bones and in humans where the blood is produced. They are used to treat some types of Leukemia, Lymphoma and Myeloma. There are many positive outcomes of stem cell research. The research can potential to help treat a wide range of medical problems. It could also lead…

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    linked with changing the workings of humans and the fear that idea induces in many people. Not only are these topics still relevant in both modern pop culture and science, but the questions posed are still asked today by philosophers and scientists. This is truly the greatest proof of Mrs. Shelley’s writing ability and the impact of her novel has had on the modern world. In the novel, the scientist Victor Frankenstein uses the dismembered parts of dead humans to create a new “man” using unknown…

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