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    Human progress is inevitable when it comes to using one’s reason to make sense of the world in which they live in. It is human nature to question everything, which results in an individual questioning of societal attitudes and values as well as their own. The following essay will explore the themes of human progress sub categorised by slavery, reason, nature and inequality and how they relate to today’s world. Human progress follows new advancements of every sphere that have been implemented to make our lives easier however in doing so human progress goes far beyond destroying everything. Condorcet argues that progress is inevitable and through the use of science and technology both humans and their societies will always become better ultimately…

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    evolution as a scientific and cultural idea of human improvement played an important role in the United States between the years 1880 and 1930. This essay will explore and analyze the ways in which evolution coincided with different ideas of human progress in the U.S. throughout this time period and how it affected the way people understood border-crossing and boundary marking in regards to race, class, and gender. Early ideas of evolution essentially paved the way for biased suggestions and…

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    How does the idea of progress distinguish Science from Non-Science? In the modern world, technology develops so rapidly; more and more technologies have been discovered, which make it possible that many practical applications are being used in the natural world. Due to the success in using application, human science has become the preferred means of collecting, evaluating, and organizing knowledge. This probably explains why science can be used to measure any assumptions or commitments. However,…

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    Maxwell's Reflective Essay

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    enthusiasm shouldn 't take the place of God 's Word. Has thoughtful thinking and ideas been bounced around enough to see a best option? Someone wrote: "Plan ahead, it wasn 't raining when Noah built the ark." -Anonymous. Goals are going to take a team effort and lots of work. Teamwork will most likely spring from the minister 's initiation. That being said, minister 's need to take the tough job. What is the tough job? Managers work the process, but leaders work people. Minister 's are…

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    In the book, Anthem it describes the idea of a collectivist society in which there is no individual within society where the main character, Equality 7-2521, tests the limits of the government to help the world. During this time, the government controls all aspects of life from the jobs people can have, how much education, where they may search, and who they may speak to. Whereas in the speech it shows the perspective of a man setting up the government and their corrupt ways to get men to join…

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    According to Locke “The Law of Nature says we cannot harm other with regards to their life, health, liberty, or possessions” (3). Being able to sustain this will be very hard especially in a society that I believe will definitely need politics to stay in control but by enforcing these habits or in other words something that should be common sense would help us move forward as one. Although this seems like such a simple idea many people have never been able to grasp it. Another topic that Locke…

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    Where Good Ideas Come From

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    The videos, What is Innovation and Where Good Ideas Come From, both relate to innovation. Both videos describe innovation, but in different ways. What is Innovation describes innovation more as dots, or ideas, that others have overlooked. These dots are ways in to which products and services better that have not yet been thought of. Where Good Ideas Come From describes innovations more as bigger ideas that are made up of smaller ones. These smaller ones find other smaller ones through…

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    Teachers, Peter Elbow talks about his ideas on the process of writing. He says, “think of writing as an organic, developmental process in which you start writing at the very beginning – before you know your meaning at all – and encourage your words gradually to change and evolve” (Elbow). Elbow believes that you can’t know what you are going to discuss or to comment on until you are done writing and all of your thoughts finally come together to make sense. He also goes against the idea that…

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    These ideas have been passed down through generations and have been accepted blindly by those who have been exposed to such dogma, which is why some look upon them with pity rather than fury. This is the product of the millennia before human society became humane and tribes of people were forced to discriminate between one another for purposes of protection as a consequence of the greed inherent within humanity, and this mindset has, miraculously, not disappeared from the modern world, due to…

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    Engineering Teamwork

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    one of the most important aspects of engineering, can often times be a struggle, due to contrasting ideas. When these personalities are feuding, progress is minimal, however, when each team member utilizes his or her personal traits to form a dependable, single unit, then a team’s performance will be far greater than that of what any individual can do. In my engineering team, great potential exist in each distinct skillset and every style of interaction has its pros and cons. Therefore, it is…

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