Humans

The human body is composed of trillions of cells. Each of the cells has a specific role in the function of the human body; however, those cells are outnumbered by microbes. Microbes are microorganisms that have been perceived as invaders, and humans have created many methods to reduce encountering them. However, microbes are almost everywhere and mostly found in the human gut. Microbes range from fungi, protozoa, bacteria to even viruses. Some of those microbes live outside the body, majority…

Technology and Human Technology has greatly changed our lives and the people around us. Millions of individuals around the world have benefited from the advantages of technology, which, on the other hand have provided endless opportunities in almost in any field in our daily lives, let it be in education, socializing and transportation among many others. Most importantly, technologies have simplified our daily tasks and offered access to other vital tools that advance human’s generation to the…

Human trafficking has been a known problem throughout the U.S. for many years. Human Trafficking has often been described as modern day slavery. Human Trafficking victims are controlled by their captors and forced to do things against their will. These victims are often beaten, raped, and kept in confinement. In 2000 the TVPA Protection Act was put in place. TVPA stands for the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act. This act was supposed to help prevent trafficking, protect its…

My name is Payton Foster. I am on the opposition side of the human experimentation debate. I believe that human experimentations is wrong. I have many reasons and research of why I think human experimentation is wrong. These are some of the reasons I think it is wrong. My first reason why I think it is wrong, is because many people get severely injured or even die from human experimentation. I did some research and found that 2,000 people died in India died from serious adverse events…

Chapter three starts off describing the modern evolutionary perspectives on human development. Piaget cognitive development theory was considered to be the “new look” during the 70’s (Shaffer, 2009). Since then new theories have emerged and even though some of those theories focus on the development of humans through biological or environmental repercussions all the theories support Piaget in two areas, and they are “developing persons are active rather than passive beings, and development…

refer to ‘nature’ we will discuss it relative to ‘human nature’, which is the essential metaphysical argumentation of distinguishing traits that humans tend to hold naturally; in other words the human way of thinking, feeling, and acting. The origin of human nature is perhaps the ultimate question that aims to explore the complete ethical, political, and theological spectrum of western philosophy and therefore political understanding of humans. Human nature can be defined as the nucleus of our…

Human Evolution For many years people have wondered how the human evolution started and why are we different from other species. Science brings us to new knowledge of how humans evolved in this world and the transition of apes to humans. The Human family tree starts from the Ardipithecus groups about 6 million years ago, the next one is Australopithecus group is about 4 million ago, the third one is paratroops group is about 3 million years ago and the last one is the homo groups is…

Race in Human Variation The Concept of Race In the eighteenth century, the concept of race depended on several ideas about the environmental influences, culture and human nature. Some researchers believed that the concept of race does not illustrate human diversity. They argue that the focus was more on culture as influenced by environment. Social scientists perceived race as a way of classifying people on the basis of many kinds of differences such as gender, cultural behavior, origin and…

In the article “Better than Human: Why Robots will and Must take our Jobs” by Kevin Kelly states that automation is and will continue replacing all kinds of jobs as well as generating new ones in areas never imagined. Humans’ replacement from the workplace started two hundred years ago when the first wave of automation came out resulting in 1 percent of unemployment and hundreds of professions in new fields. Currently, industrialization develops on an extensive scale and plays a significant role…

possible through using the cloning process on humans. This ability to duplicate an embryo is a power often considered as “Playing God”, thus frowned upon by most religions. Even though it is opposed by some out of fear of breaking either morale or human laws; human cloning grants many benefits including: medical advancement, help with infertility, and a stronger work force. When the public thinks of cloning, they imagine an exact duplicate of a single human being. This is an image that has been…