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    1. Perspectives are very important aspects of Environmental Science. They are frequently not black and white or cut and dry, so to speak. A perspective can be defined as, a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view. A. Ecocentrism is a philosophy or perspective that places intrinsic value on all living organisms and their natural environment, regardless of their perceived usefulness or importance to human beings. Therefore, someone with an ecocentric view point…

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    Against Being Vegan Veganism interest is receiving much attention from global media houses and health institutions. There are those who support a vegan lifestyle, and there are those that put across adamant arguments against veganism. Internet sources are misleading the society on issues about veganism, as they argue based on bustling opinions, hypothesis, and guesses. Only very few sources provide enough data to back up their arguments for or against veganism. The topic of veganism is a…

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    Animal’s Capabilities In Bonnie Steinbock’s “Speciesism and the Idea of Equality” she provides arguments against those of Peter Singers in his article “All Animals are Equal.” Steinbock argues that non-human animals should have specifics rights. She didn’t go as far as saying that they should have the right to vote or marry, but the right to be recognized as coherent beings just as capable of suffering and feeling as we are. The way that I see it, Steinbock provides some valid points but fails…

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    Americans have laid cheek and jowl with terrorism for many years, especially since the events of September 11, 2001. While terrorism is usually concerned with bombings, kidnappings or hijackings, some forms of terrorism are much more costly regarding monetary expense. It is estimated that cyber terrorism costs the consumers at least 100 billion dollars a year, although that is only a rough estimate. Company costs for cybercrime can come from the following areas: loss of intellectual property or…

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    Snapmaw Dichotomy

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    Sony has released several videos showing off the mechanical beasts that roam the world of Horizon Zero Dawn. These hulking beasts are perhaps the most intriguing facet of the game. In a world that has been taken back to its primordial roots, these beasts represent technology at its highest point. The dichotomy that exists in Horizon Zero Dawn is truly amazing. The first video shows of the Snapmaw. The Snapmaw is a crocodile-like machine that utilizes its powerful jaw and tail, coupled with its…

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    began to develop (Koryos). Later in the Miocene, some early Caninae were able to cross Bering Strait to Europe and the breed Canis lupus dingos were transported to Australia by humans (Wang). From there, Canidae became one of the top successful predators roaming the Earth. Today, Canidae is currently occupying all continents except Antarctica. The family is represented by 37 species; South America has 11 species, Africa has 13 species, and Asia has 12 species…

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    owners are more sociable and loving than cat owners, but what's more relevant is that dog owners appear to have more disposable income and a willingness to spend it on services and merchandise related to dogs--or advertised in images that feature dogs” (1). By showing amiability and affection the Chevy advertisers demonstrate the empathy dog owners have for their pets and the degrees they may go to in order to care for…

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    Raptor Research

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    One of the many definitions of a predator is an animal that lives by killing and eating other animals, or an animal that preys on other animals. Better yet, one that preys, destroys, and devours. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, predation is the pursuit, capture, and killing of animals for food. Excluding Homo sapiens, the animal kingdom has species considered to be top predators in the aquatic, terrestrial, and aerial territory. For instance, the massive great white shark is probably the…

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    When you go to watch a television show or watch a movie, many times there is that ne dog that is so close to the main character and the producers build up this dog to the point that you can feel the connection between the character and the dog, then all of a sudden the producer kills the dog and your heart breaks with all the tears come. This is because all throughout history a do is a man's best friend, when we have a problem that we don't know the answer too many times we look at our dogs for…

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    I love the idea of a calm, healthy workplace filled with satisfied employees as much as the next person. I also like the energy being put into creating such an environment, but I don't think dogs are the answer. While dogs are pretty amazing almost all of the time, I have to agree that if there is a solution to be found it has to be fair, and not everyone can just enjoy their co-workers chihuahua at their desk. As stated in the opposing argument, dogs can trigger a lot of anxiety for some…

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