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    Scientist use the mosaic concept to prove that molecule ancestors were likely present in different organism at different times. Gene drift is one of the major players in evolution. Gradual change in the genome of population over time, without Natural Selection. Natural Selection works on mutations which impact survival, favoring those which enhance the chances of survival. When DNA sequence appears in the genes, it has the same effect as mutations-nature can select for or against it resulting…

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    country. Political power John Locke interpreted as the right of people to make laws for the regulation and preservation of their property. Locke’s philosophy is also known as the philosophy of natural right. At the beginning of people’s social life there was no government. Human behavior and interaction with other people were regulated by the natural law which was known and understandable to everyone as an inborn capacity. However, everyone could have treated these laws of the nature in the…

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    Intellectual Property Law: Does intellectual property law inhibit innovation? Globalization and the advent of the Internet have significantly enhanced the transfer of ideas and knowledge worldwide. The desire for protection and compensation for one’s ideas and creations has led to an evolution in intellectual property law (IP). This form of law has evolved through policies, laws, and international treaties, which some believe have inhibited creativity, innovation and the sharing of acquired…

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    differences between these two concepts and how they began to emerge in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s over the controversy the damming of the Hetch Hetchy Valley. Be sure to consider the leaders of these contradictory movements, as well as their philosophies regarding nature. What was the outcome of this controversy? Who won, and why? In the early 20th century, fracture between environmental conservationist and the preservationist were beginning to appear, especially with the controversy…

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    someone commits evil and is rewarded with bad. Then that person will stop the evils that he/she does for that he/she acknowledges that his/her actions were sinful. Moreover, Richard G. Swinburne’s philosophical thinking is equivalent to the Chinese philosophy of yin and yang.Yin is negative,dark,and feminine while yang is positive,bright,and masculine. In Swinburne’s theodicy(divine goodness in sight of the existence of evil) there must be some form of evil in order to achieve the greater…

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    Human Nature and Determinism: What is the Provenance? As human intellect and history have progressed, many differing speculations of human nature and what determines it have been formulated. These types of philosophies took root as early as we can trace, with historical figures such as the Ancient Greeks forming their own deliberations concerning human nature and its motives or lack thereof. There are many conjectures on this subject, but prominent forms of determinism are historical…

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    Jean-Jacques Rousseau was born to quite the average middle-class family in Geneva in 1712, his mother dying shortly after childbirth, he was raised by his father. Rousseau’s father was a litterateur of many ancient works mostly regarding the famous philosophies of the Greeks and Romans. His father being forced to flee Geneva when Rousseau when he was only ten years of age, but this was long enough for the ideas that his father studied to stick with him for the rest of his life. Rousseau began…

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    When Lauren was preaching her philosophy of Earthseed to the rest of the members , she said, "God is Change, and in the end, God does prevail. But we have something to say about the whens and whys of that end"(295). This is an interesting quote because while God is in charge of everything and knows everything,we as humans also have a say in the end result. One cant blame God for natural disasters or other catastrophic events because we play a big part in this…

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    change. Although the Judge expressed sympathy to their cause, he was bound by the written law and therefore found them guilty. At any rate, it is evident that the philosophy of utilitarianism is undoubtedly flawed in itself. For example, it is safe to conclude that Bentham would have supported child labor and slavery, based on his philosophy because both produced little to no happiness for the family of the children and the slaves, but pleased employers, slave owners, and benefited society as a…

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    the production of each item in order to make it the best quality possible. This makes all of his merchandise last longer, therefore customers are more willing to pay for his products. I believe the success of Patagonia was because of his financial philosophy. Chouinard believes in a product-driven company. “That means the product comes first and the company exists to create and support our products. This is different from a distribution company whose product may not be the primary concern but…

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