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    In his book General Will 2.0, Hikori Azuma writes about his optimistic vision of the relationship between society and information. Azuma holds a strong belief that technology will accentuate political discourse and allow each individual to spread their ideas as far and wide as possible, creating an environment where an unconscious democracy can exist and reach its true potential. Azuma’s views however put too much faith in the individual and the cohesiveness of society. The ideas of General…

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    the correct amount of pressure to her pencil, making her writing easy to read and her pace is good when she does not rush to finish. When she rushes her work, her letters can become larger and her handwriting less neat. Elizabeth is learning to proof read her work once she has finished but must continue to develop this skill next year. Spelling - Maths - Elizabeth has made excellent progress in maths…

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    – without rationality all that is left is science fiction. In accordance with the quote by Chalmers and his assumption that inductivity leads to certainties, a common rebuttal that demonstrates said scrutiny is that induction itself is irrational (proof shown by Hume’s Problem of Induction). One attempt to salvage the rationality of the scientific method was by Karl R. Popper with the hypothetico-deductive method – a potential solution negating the need for induction.…

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    but they worked with him because he was so successful mathematically (People). Nash was also working with RAND, but he was fired because he was arrested for indecent exposure in Santa Monica (John Forbes). While at Princeton, everyone admired his mathematical skill, but his aggressive behavior made his colleagues leery of working with him (O’Connor). Shortly after Alicia became pregnant, New Year’s arrived and with it, the celebrations (O’Connor). There was one party in particular where Nash’s…

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    that only XXXX University can provide me with a perfect environment for an independent research in the field of YYYYYY. I am confident of meeting the standards of your University and my performance in undergraduate studies in the field of YYYY is a proof of my possessing the necessary qualities. I am confident that I shall certainly contribute to the academic endeavors and research at your university. It is with this in mind, I am looking forward to have a long and rewarding relationship with…

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    reality requires factors that are related to the reality and connected to each other. The relation between facts and consequences are forming the social reality and argumentation based on reality must be reasonable. It needs to attain the agreement of proofs and facts between the speaker and hearer. This technique of argumentation supposes that human act must be considered as reasonable and there has to be agreement for motives of actions. (Perelman & Olbrechts-Tyteca 1971:…

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    The Flaws of Empirical Evidence: A Critical Review of Steven Pinker 's The Better Angles of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined Canadian psychologist, Steven Pinker, wrote The Better Angles of Our Nature: Why Violence has Declined in order to explore trends in peace and violence throughout history. Pinker’s main argument declares that violence has declined for a variety of reasons. In the fifth and sixth chapters titled “The New Peace” and “The Long Peace,” Pinker continues to argue that…

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    In the play Proof by David Auburn, Catherine, the daughter of a genius mathematician, tries to restart her life after the death of her father, but doesn’t know exactly how. After years of taking care of her mentally unstable father, Robert, Catherine fears that she may end up mentally unstable like him. The fear of becoming mentally unstable causes her to push people away, and not trust quickly. Hal is a former student of Robert’s and goes through Robert’s notebooks after his death, in hopes of…

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    In the early 17th century names like Francois Viete and Bartholomeo Pitiscus were still ringing through the mathematical community’s ears. Viete had blown everyone away with his book Canon Mathematicus in 1579. The book contained a collection of trigonometric formulas and tables. Viete was also responsible for trisecting an angle and the construction of the regular pentagon. Bartholomeo Pitiscus had coined the term trigonometry in the title of his 1595 book, Trigonometria. This book was split…

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    Thales Thales was one of the traditional founders of philosophy. He held the belief that the arche of all is water; water is the core element of all the things that are present. He believed in God and in his writings through Aristotle, Thales portray that the reason why he stated water as the basic element of everything is because the nourishment of everything is moist. One ingredient (water) that is present in all foods might be a factor that contributes to this concept. As for the food that…

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