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    Smarter Healthcare The smarter healthcare concept is important to society as a whole because people that are being treated by the hospital would want to have the best treatment and what to know how they can improve their health. The hospitals would have data about the patient which would allow them to give better outcomes. The hospitals would also use analytics to predict outcomes of the patient, they would then be analysing the information to help them to find solutions to develop more…

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    Psychopathy is a serious personality disorder that defined by both emotional detachment and antisocial behavior. According to Ashley S. Hampton, factors that include the psychopathy are impulsivity, lack of responsibility and remorse after hurting, exposing himself in dangerous situations, having violence and aggressive behaviors, failure to conform to social norms... These factor related behaviors are important for the court decision to evaluate the person’s future criminal behavior. The…

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    Saint Benedict Miracles

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    While reading the Life of Saint Benedict, I found this account of Saint Benedicts life to be told in a biased and elevated way. The content is very questionable especially with a dragon reference. There were over 30 different occasions where Gregory claimed Saint Benedict preformed a miracle or prophesied. One correlation I observed with the miracle and prophesy accounts is that it is very similar to miracles performed by Jesus, there were also times I thought he was thought to have more…

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    Balance In Health

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    Balance Balance is evaluated on 7 items. Again, points are administered for independence and strength of performance of individual actions, such as sitting or standing. Maximum score for this section is 14. The Barthel Index of Activities of Daily Living The Barthel scale (reference) is a ten item index assessing patients Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and morbidity, including: absence or presence or faecal and/or urinary incontinence, as well needing help with grooming, toilet use,…

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    Intelligence is a very funny thing. How should we measure it? In fact, what is intelligence really; how should we label it in the modern educational world? Should we keep with the archaic tests of educators of the past that only aimed their test to a select privileged few? One that only viewed the students from a very limited point of view and did not really predict how well they will do in the future. I personally believe that this not the correct method for the modern educational world, and it…

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    Parental Divorce Study

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    Discussion: The current study tested whether one’s relationships satisfaction was impacted by parental divorce. Specifically, the hypothesis was that one would have a lower relationship satisfaction with their current romantic partner, when compared to peoples whose parents are not divorced. Parental divorce is experienced by over 1 million American children every year and was found to negatively affects their achievement level in schools, result in behavior issues, emotional problems,…

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    similar past scenarios. However, according to NYU Professor Taleb’s bestseller, The Black Swan, even well-supported predictions are futile in the occurrence of a black swan event—one that is deemed highly improbable, but causes great consequences (Taleb). The Black Swan provides a philosophical analysis on the value of factual and historical knowledge, the fallacies associated with prediction and forecasting, and the role of serendipity in the advancement of society. Through anecdotes and…

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    functions of the natural environment and preparedness is not a solution. For example, preparation has not been able to reduce the rates of fatality because of increasing populations and rising severity of the accidents. instead, strategic planning and prediction of future trends, such as new tourism prevalence that cannot be accounted for by past events, is the best way forward for the tourism industry in the country (Tsaia, & Chen…

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    technology has changed the way we live our daily lives through the way we act and think. Well, you are living in it. Sixty four years ago, author Ray Bradbury wrote a book on what he imagined the future would look like. Fahrenheit 451 was a book of predictions. Most of his ideas on what he thought the future would look like have came true. In Ray Bradbury’s point of view, we are currently living in the future, and we now use technological tools that help us in our everyday lives. Some people…

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    just a few years ago. Two years from now predictions are being made that self-driving cars may not quite be common but they will definitely start to become more noticeable and the technology leading up to them will be more common and advanced. In five years cars with internet should be very common, as well as car-to-car communications and the sight of the first completely driverless cars on the market. Finally while it may be hard to make accurate predictions ten years out people can safely…

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