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    The Milgram study of obedience placed volunteers in a simple, yet difficult situation. The participates believed their involvement was for the scientific research for human memory. The subjects had to inflict an electric shock towards the receiver for any wrong answer in a series of questions. The electric shock would grow in intensity until the high and most dangerous voltage potentially injuring or killing the receiver. However, the experiment was a ruse with actors and fake equipment. In…

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    Carnap and Karl Popper around mid-twentieth century. The Logical Positivism initially named the process of identification of science “verification”, which means it is only scientific when dealing with empirical results, theories or experiments that are verifiable. Rudolf Carnap has his own set of testability and meaning, for example, the verification was later reduced to confirmation, and eventually toned down to probability. In short, Logical Positivism’s criterions of demarcation thinks that…

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    other for our wrongdoings, than to admit to oneself and taking full responsibility for our own actions. In the book Existentialism and Human Emotions, the author, Jean-Paul Sartre address the statement, “existence precedes essence” and makes two logical conclusions such as freedom and responsibility that ties to the concepts of anguish, forlornness, and despair. The understanding of “existentialism precedes essence” is an awareness that there is no predefined pattern for human beings that we…

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    Short Exercise 4: Logical Fallacies Logical Fallacies are common in public writings and the media’s representations of current events. They are tactics used to mislead or misguide a reader in such a way that the reader finds more truth about the topic (Gill, Meaden, Richardson & Smith, 2015). The Texas Sharpshooter This fallacy describes when a considerable amount of evidence and data is available on the subject someone is writing about, however only certain ideas are pulled out and focused on.…

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    are non-raven.” The logical equivalence of these hypothesis implies that despite being phrased differently, the hypotheses continue to convey the same meaning, and thus both hypothesis must be true or false in all the same situation. The second premise introduces the Nicod’s Criterions, in which “All F’s are G’s” is confirmed by the observation of positive instance, an object that is both F and G. Such Criterion is a universal generalization that is confirmed by the…

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    that are given to the crowd gathered Brutus went first, so that's who I'll be addressing first. Brutus is a very logical man. since he is so logical it's no surprise that he uses logic in his speech. He tries to justify his actions by explaining to everyone that it was the best course of action for Rome. While Julius seemed ambitionless if he was given that much power there was a possibility…

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    naturalism, is extremely low, if not entirely impossible. Plantinga strengthens this argument by discussing material naturalism (specifically reductive and nonreductive materialism). However, over the course of his argument, he ignores the logical possibility of immaterial naturalism, a theory that I argue changes (and possibly destroys) the validity of the EAN. Thus, within this paper, I will argue that Plantinga’s EAN is incomplete, as he does not adequately respond to the…

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    Weber's organization and Taylor's logical administration. Frederick Taylor, Industrial Engineer and the American traditional scholar, who has begat the logical administration term. Taylor was refereeing to the investigation of work forms with the end goal of decreasing time, amplifying the profitability of work and limiting every single pointless development. Taylor trusts that "In an industrialist economy is that assention must be accomplished…

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    bacteria are unknown. The safest and most logical concept is to improve upon all the shielding from space, to create as little contact with the forms of bacteria as possible (Krishen 5). Another area of crew safety that is to be improved upon is with protection from solar radiation, currently, gold foiling is in use to protect the astronauts from the solar radiation, although the gold foiling does a mediocre job at repelling the solar radiation it can…

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    drives the long argument that prevails. Doubt means, by definition, “a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.”(Merriam-Webster) Juror #8 wanted to explore the case because he was not certain. His uncertainty leads the play. Doubt gives possibility to other outlooks…

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