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    values same as the western part of the world would want. , No individual, no matter what culture or religion, should be permitted to take advantage or harm another human being. Relativism says that harming another human being is permissible if a certain culture says that it is correct to do so. In regards to a human life, every human being is of equal value and no one deserves more or less than the other. It is very cruel to want to willingly harm someone without it being for reasons of self…

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    Emotion In Animals

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    In order to show emotion surely you must feel and have emotions, must you not? For instance, if you were to show empathy towards another human it would be declared that you can feel emotion as a consequence of having emotions, would it not? So why is this not that the case regarding animals’ emotions? As Flintoff states, animals show empathy, joy, fear, grief; the list is endless ‘they have a very rich ensemble of emotions’; why is this ignored by many? Out of convenience? Or perhaps because…

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    Smartphones have almost become a part of humans like an essential organ. The thought might sound absurd without being put into context. How many times does a human blink daily? How many of those blinks are flicked at a screen, more specifically the screen of a smartphone? The realization might startle some. The problem does not lie in the attachment,…

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    There are many sources of stress in my life. Like the fact that I cannot find a job, therefore I cannot pay car insurance. Also, I have a girl in my life that I like very much, but every day, there’s always a problem with either her and me or her and someone else. My dad is a major contributor to my stress. The life of a teen is agreeably one of the most dramatic and stressful parts of a person’s life. I feel, between school and my home life and dealing with rebellion to parents at home, I…

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    Savagery, by definition, is the quality of being cruel or fierce. The establishment of the group of hunters shows that, us humans, can be cruel to other living organisms if it means the survival of our kind. Jack, the leader of the hunters, started to show his under savagery that lies underneath when he says, “All the same you need an army-- for hunting. Hunting pigs--” (LOTF…

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    “A book about dead bodies is a conversational curveball. It’s all well and good to write an article about corpses, but a full-size book plants a red flag on your character” (Roach 14). This statement, from the novel Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach, proves how a story needs to be extraordinary to stand out and make an impact. This novel and the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell both are examples of proof for the following statement: “A story must be exceptional enough to…

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    Utopian Synthesis Rough Draft The idea of society becoming a utopia, or becoming perfect, has always been desirable to the members of the human race. If humans lived in a utopian society, people would survive in perfect harmony with each other, and many of the social problems plaguing human beings in this very day and age would vanish. Over humanity’s short course, there have been many to observe the effects the pursuit of such a society has had on the minds and the desires of people. The…

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    How has the Party impacted the role of the traditional family? The Party is an overpowering force that controls all aspects of human life that greatly changes the definition of love, loyalty, and friendship within a family. When Winston begins to express himself and acknowledge the corruption within the Party. He notices the modification on traditional family, that kids “turned against their parents” by spying on them and reporting their deviations ( Orwell 133). The traditional family made of…

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    Africa; “one of the darkest places of the earth” (Conrad pg.6) where there is “cold, fog, tempests, disease, exile, and death” (Conrad pg.7) around every corner and from where no one has returned. Humans need other humans to keep them accountable. Without accountability a person loses all restraints, is driven by his natural desires, and civilization is ultimately lost. Although the job of the Europeans who go to Africa to collect ivory is to humanize the natives, the natives prove to be more…

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    My Ethical Code Analysis

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    As humans, are we all going to judge a person? Yes, it is in our nature to take how we see a person and automatically assume we know the person’s background or life situation, but in reality, looks are only skin deep and we can’t truly understand a person until…

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