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“means that states must apply the law equally and cannot discriminate against people or groups of people arbitrarily” (Bill of Rights Institute). How does this even remotely relate to cyborgs of the future you ask? Well would the law still encompass humans who are twenty to thirty percent metal and silicon? This would be a problem for our predecessors to make either out of compassion for these once-lame personages or fear for what they can do. The commencement of the separation, segregation, and…

This quote challenges the reader to go out and break barriers. Percy states that the “loss” is when the consumer (humans) “accepts the role [as consumer] as the highest role they can be (Percy 6). This situation is appalling because as consumers of the world we are encouraged to think inside the box, instead of exploring our own creativity. Percy mentions the “planners”…

If it cannot be answered now because of the limited thought we are capable of as humans, then the answer becomes a mystery, and humans are attracted to mystery. Just look at the ratings of paranormal TV shows that describe “haunted” asylums and bedrooms, the wonders of extraterrestrial life outside Earth, UFOs, the Bermuda Triangle; the list goes on and on…

We can’t control the consequences of our actions, but I know that we sure as hell can control how we go about dealing with them. Couldn’t you have at least tried to make things seem okay? Why is it that you’re unable to see the simple beauty of a human life? How can you do this to your own daughter? I am part of you, you know that, right? On the third day of October in the year of 2000, my mother gave birth to an “oops baby”. That baby was me. On that chilly, autumn morning, my biological…

of Love in Perfume The novel, Perfume, written by Patrick Süskind contains social commentary and thoughts on today’s society. It follows the story of Grenouille, an abomination that has an extraordinary sense of smell but has no feelings for other humans. The novel details his journey as he seeks the perfect scent, committing atrocities along the way. Patrick Süskind uses devices such as imagery, tone and mood, metaphors, and characterization to illustrate the theme of love. Towards the end of…

is crucial for the actor because it allows them to be constantly aware of what they are doing with their bodies and how they can make choices that enliven the body and makes the body less restricted. In the text it reads, “Alexander described the human being’s ability to apply his thinking to redirect the body as ‘conscious constructive control of the use of the self’” (20). Being able to apply thought to your body allows the actor to exercise different choices and be able to scrutinize…

whole religious instinct in Human Beings is a product of an organic function, which gives rise to a cry for protection, a cry for lasting peace, for culture and happiness, a cry for a higher form of Existence…” Undoubtedly, the religious instinct shows itself in multifold of ways. However, neither through religious worships nor through RELIGIOUS INSTINCT ‘DERAILED’ DERIVATIONS such as the materialistic worships, political parties, and ‘man-made’ science, Terrestrial Humans HAVEN’T BEEN ABLE TO…

through this belief, am able to be forgiven and spend eternity in heaven. Prayer is an important part of my relationship with God but the trinity is confusing. The nature of the world is fallen, but humans are inherently good. We are able to have knowledge and understanding through science. The human brain was created to grow and expand. As we discover, we also learn. My morals come from all over the place. A lot are from the Bible and things my parents have taught me growing up. I have also…

his exploration of human nature. This is a large context of the novel Of Mice and Men. Steinbeck explores the nature of human beings through a majority of his characters including the two main characters George and Lennie. George is a short man who is in a companionship with a mentally disabled man. They face many challenges regarding the natural reaction to take out people weaker then themselves. Steinbeck uses his novel Of Mice and Men to expose the predatory nature of human existence through…

explains it he believes that, us humans, created the image of God in our minds. I agree with him to a certain extent when he talks about how we are divided into two selves. The two selves that make up our actually selves are- the way we are- and the idealized self- the way we would like to be. I agree that we have two selves. We do see ourselves as the way we are and we do see ourselves as a way that we see ourselves improve in the future and become a better humans. Feuerbach believes that…