Human reliability

their interest-for the sake of family, friends or even complete strangers. Be it in the drudgery of everyday life or in the face of mortal danger, humankind bands together instead of tearing apart. Economic theory treats economic gain as the primary human motive (1), but such unselfish behaviour is widespread and the norm- millions of units…

Explaining Evolution Evolution has always been a relevant topic, whether being explained in learning environments or thoroughly investigated by scientists, why is it so important? Evolution tells the story of how humans, as well as other species, came to be. The articles “12 Examples of Evolution Today” by Erin Brodwin and “A Possible Break in One of Evolution’s Biggest Mysteries” by Peter Brannen are both compelling with the information they provide, and contain insights into the world of…

philosophical thoughts are useful to answer the questions easily. According to these thoughts, people are living with the feelings of esteem with each other and this scenario is useful to realize the status of humanity. Humanity is the feeling which makes human beings accurate about their purposes of creation in the social order. Likewise, rule of equality is favorable in all communities and this is cause of fairness and justice in the social order. People should follow this value with proper…

In his 2005 paper “Ethics and Intuitions,” Peter Singer seeks to find a new role for intuitions in moral theorizing in light of studies by Jonathan Haidt and Joshua Greene, which seem to cast doubt on the reliability of moral intuitions. These studies suggest that much of our moral reasoning is less based in rationalizing and more based in instinctual “gut” reactions, and that these instincts can be explained in terms of their evolutionary history. Further, Greene in particular demonstrates that…

Introduction and Definition of Problem Up to this very day in history, the human race has advanced tremendously in fields such as technology and medicine. We as humans are constantly pondering new innovations to fix the issues within our world. Of course our selfish pursuits often leave us absentminded of any other lowly creatures inferior to the hierarchy of mankind. Dating back to 500 B.C animals have been the main target in medical research. Many of our advancements developed from…

many people wants to know whether that’s a good or bad thing. In the article “Better than Human: Why Robots Will — and Must — Take Our Jobs” by Kevin Kelly he argues that we should welcome our robots because instead of causing problems they are initially helping. The main idea Kelly tried to get across in his article is that robots are now taking over human jobs but they are also creating and replacing humans with better jobs. He also talks about how robots will be able to do jobs no one ever…

Humans are not the only best friends you can have. Pets are most commonly found in people’s home all around the world. Whether the pet is a dog, cat, bird, turtle, or even a snake, each pet shares a beneficial factor in a person's daily life. When thinking of owning a pet, most people think of all the responsibility and time that is involved in the process. This ideology is true because owning a pet can be inflexible to a person’s schedule; however, many people tend to overlook the many positive…

A building with an unstable and weak foundation will eventually fall, and the same is for human beings. Wrongful acts and unethical behavior will arise if human morality is built around selfish and negative values. However, if human behavior is built around a strong foundation of ethical values, humans will make good decisions even in times of adversity and temptation. For that reason, I believe that a positive impact in the world can only be achieved if the foundation of our character is built…

My Major Work is a short story that examines how the subjectivity of human perception and memory can distort the way individuals perceive events and articulate responses. My work is a creative portrayal of the concept of truth, particularly centred around the discrepancies between individual interpretations and responses to the same situation. Whilst this concept has only recently been established and is still developing, I believe that it achieves the fundamental purpose I had initially…

fifteen years old girl, does not understand all these matters, for the time. She has to decide if she would be a normal girl or an inquiring child, who for the first time looks at the world. $ Maybe philosophy is only a stupid consequence of the human mind; otherwise the opportunity of discovering something beautiful. The chapter ¨Fate¨ of Sophie´s World presents three questions to Sophie. The first question is ¨Do you…