Multi-valued logic

what kept him alive. He clearly stated to everyone that it is love of all meaning by saying “And I have made the most important discovery of my career, the most important discovery of my life: It is only in the mysterious equations of love that any logic or reasons can be found.” Love can do so many wonderful things to your…

Tom Regan “The Case for Animal Rights” The term inherent value is a state in which a being is more than just an object; it professes that any being has inherent value equally. Tom Regan uses the inherent value term to defend his case for animal rights by stating that animals possess these inherent rights and that it is justifiable to abolish the use of animals in science, hunting, and agriculture, etc. There are three main views to argue Regan’s inherent values term. One can argue against him…

In “Should Texts, E-Mail, Tweets and Facebook Posts Be the New Fingerprints in Court?,” Frances Stead Seller’s main goal for the essay is to break down both sides of the argument of whether our language style should be used to determine the authorship of the text. The side that is against the use of findings from this field as a form of evidence emphasize that the findings do not include credible statistics and uses too much computer (which can be prone to error) for determining their research.…

3.) In the Third Meditation and Proslogion, both Descartes and Anselm are trying to prove the existence of God. Descartes’ argument was based on two ideas: a hierarchy of realities (objective reality) and clear and distinct perceptions. Anselm on the other hand correlates his argument with the belief that God is something which no greater can be imagined, thus God exists in both reality and in understanding. In this essay, I will be talking about the contrasting views that of Descartes’ and…

In my opinion, Thrasymachus was referencing “justice is the advantage of the stronger” to people who have the authority or power to make rules and regulations for others to follow; Thus abiding by the laws and one will be Just, however, if one should break that laws, he /she is unjust. He then cited an example for Socrates that “the different forms of government make laws democratically, aristocratically, tyrannical, with a view to their several interests; and these laws, which are made by them…

If everyone could live life the way author, Joel Salatin, lives life, then according to Salatin, the planet would thank us. Salatin owns a 500-acre farm in Virginia where he raises grass-fed, free-range animals, including cattle, pigs, and poultry. Besides farming, Salatin is an author of multiple books and a public speaker that has travelled all over to speak what he stands for. Joel Salatin wants everyone around the world to be able to overcome the corporate food system along with him, which…

a) To test the hypothesis that the right hemisphere of the brain is more attuned to processing global aspects of visual stimuli and that the left hemisphere is more attuned to the local aspects, I would administer two separate tasks on WS: one for the right hemisphere, and one for the left hemisphere. In both tasks, the same visual stimuli will be used, in which large letters are constructed from smaller letters. Right Hemisphere Task: 1) For this task, 50 stimuli will be presented on a…

In An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, John Locke sets out to construct his brand of epistemology and refine his definition of empiricism. Rather than contending that the mind is imprinted with information instinctually, Locke argues that not only does all knowledge stems from the subject’s experience of the material world by means of the subject’s senses. The senses, Locke argues, are “infallible” and the sole means by which we organize knowledge. To demonstrate the necessity of the senses…

It is extremely difficult for me to comprehend this paper after reading it many times. The opening sentence in the first paragraph led me to think that the holiday will be the topic of the paper, which is quickly obfuscated by a movie that has nothing to do with it. This confusion is carried into the paper until the final paragraph that seems to tie back to the introduction, but not completely because the introduction is not clear about what the topic is, or at least not clear to me. I’m not…

Rationalist philosopher Descartes implies that we can never really know for certain if we are actually living the life we believe we are. We could be sleeping at this very moment and dreaming about all this? We could be living in a phony computer simulation and we wouldn’t know it. I believe that Descartes and modern scientists are actually onto something here and aren’t as crazy as they seem to be. In this essay, I will summarize rationalism and Descartes’ First Meditation. I will also be…