Human voice

It has been nearly 100 years since our robotic engineering took a substantial step into mankind. We now have no man to render appreciation or any man to recognize anymore, our world isn’t human anymore. Life is not ruled by us anymore, not since the placement of robotic engineering. The inventor, Simon E. Tomson and our ruler, in my eye’s did not lift our societies issues and problems with life. He did not fix or employ any sort of “better life”, he replicated life as something we don’t need to…

destruction of a human, it should be prohibited to do such a thing for research. After this code was established, many declarations, including the Helsinki declaration, went along with prohibiting harm against all human beings. The Helsinki declaration asserted that this principle includes those who cannot stand up for themselves, hence including embryos (Doerflinger par. 8). Another protester, Klusendorf, argues that, “The extraction of stem cell from human embryos requires the killing of a…

In Rousseau's Discourse on the Sciences and the Arts, human nature is established as the fundamentals of society. Human nature is shown to be necessary in regards to authenticity and virtue through simplistic activities. When writing this piece, Rousseau painted a thought of nature having intentions for mankind and the model of virtue shaped from it. Immediately, in the beginning of the book, unnatural artistic and scientific hobbies are denounced by Rousseau. Currently, in a time of the…

Morality refers to the concept of proper human action in terms of "right and wrong," also mentioned as “good and evil. According to Hobbes (1994:11), morality is expounded as a set of rules and beliefs which are absolute guides for human behaviour. According to Hare (1981:27), “Morality is structure of assumption and verdicts based on cultural, religious, and opinions, by which humans regulate whether given actions, are right or wrong.” Moral values and graciousness, in the past, were prominent…

(2014), he addresses how humans can change their ways to contribute to the restoration of environments damaged by human action or lack thereof. He argues that though there has been a paradigm shift in the ways in which we perceive animals has changed through beginning to see non-human animals as sentient beings (Bekoff 2014, pg. 1), there is still more change that people must become more involved with. And that is to save the ecosystems and provide protection for non-human animals and the…

“The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson highlights multiple areas about human nature. One of the main aspect is that people are reluctant to adopt change, even if it is something that will benefit them, despite their tradition resting purely on faulty human memory. Human memory is key for traditions, to the point than many people write down their traditions so that they don’t forget them, realizing how flawed human memory is. The ritual with the black box has gone on so long that “the original…

independence from Great Britain. In "The Human Cost of an Illiterate Society” Jonathan Kozol, explains the fear of been illiterate and why is so important to have at least a basic education. In "Workers" Richard Rodriguez, talks about the struggles the Mexican workers had on the field, and how they were stereotyped. Thomas Jefferson states that “All men are created equal” but what does it mean (1). According to biblical scripts and the theory of evolution the humans are the same; whish mean we…

Human qualities are as many and various as faith and skepticism; autonomy and fatalism; love and indifference. All humans experience pain as well as joy, and the perception of one is reliant on the existence of the other; to this law, there are no exceptions. Nonetheless, human existence is governed by a few all-encompassing laws, such as love and death. Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poems “To Wordsworth” and “Ozymandias” examine the lives of two remarkably different men; however, in their…

terminator and what their future looked like. The humans were living in terror just trying to survive against the incontestable robots that had dominated Earth. The producers in the terminator were not all wrong. Despite the threatening global economic crisis of automation taking the unemployment rates to a catastrophically high level, robots will not take my nursing job. The occupation of nursing and automation will coexist smoothly. This is because humans are falling behind in healthcare as…

close atmosphere. The strict boundary that is set between human destruction and killing and the actual Death highlights the cruelty of humans, as well as those who shine the brightest in the despair. “Please, again, I ask you to believe me…I wanted to say: “I’m sorry, child.” But that is not allowed…Instead, I watched her awhile” (13). This desperate first person confession from Death highlights the fact that he is not the one to be blamed. Humans destroy themselves. Having Death as the one…