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    Evolution of Mr. Darcy Pride and Prejudice, a novel by Jane Austen, manifest the problem of first perception vs. reality of character. We have trouble getting past what we see on the outside than what we get on the inside. In other words, we make our first impression our only impression. We always judge others on how they dress, on wealth, how others speak, and attitude toward others. Throughout the 1800s, perception is the enemy that people fall victim too. Darcy is a prime example of how…

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    It is apparent that the mind of man is far evolved from that of animals, and Reid helps us to understand that it is reason that secures this notion. My questioning would then be: since reason is applied in the commencement of all of our actions, and judgment influences reason by default, wouldn’t a decision to obtain resources to relieve one’s hunger be evolved as well? The instinctive bodily reactions to hunger and thirst are primal, yes, however, for men of maturity, there is the inescapable…

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    Misinformation Myth

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    to separate fact from fiction is psychological science because tricks and schemes could waste your valuable time and consume money merely for marketing purposes. "So much of what is published and said is useless," says Kurt Fischer, director of the Mind, Brain, and Education (MBE) graduate program at Harvard University. "Much of it is wrong, a lot is empty or vapid,…

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    The parts about objects only being what we perceive seem valid and true. All we really know is what we sense, things that come through the filter of our minds. With that in mind, it is not a huge lead to say that our minds are causing all the things we perceive. Everything in our personal worlds really are just interpretations from our minds and they are shaped by our ideas. However, as I have mentioned before, I am not religious, so the second part of his argument is where I stop believing…

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    Love In Plato's Symposium

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    In Plato’s Symposium the reader is offered many insights on the definition of love. Diotima’s take on love was the most interesting because of her take on love being a spirit, and the ladder of love Diotima’s first objective was establishing that love is a middle ground, not stratified to one spectrum of good or bad. “Watch your tongue,” she exclaims at Socrates, “do you really think that if a thing is not beautiful, it has to be ugly,” (Plato, Symposium, 46). A flaw often found in human…

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    Cognitive Strategies

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    My research views the different aspects of our thought process and how that correlates with our cognitive abilities to interpret and implement solutions in a strategic manner. Strategy is three-dimensional that is composed of the process, content and context, (Wit, & Meyer, 2010). Each dimension identifies different elements of strategy providing a circular structure that flows in a synergistic manner. Strategy process defines the who, where and when aspect of strategy which provides a…

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    Realism Vs Idealism

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    comes to Idealism there’s always going to be a simple question, what we believe or even feel, really, if idealism is to be physical or is it just made up, in our heads? Plato once said, in “The Republic,” “ What is at issue is the conversion of the mind from the twilight of error to the truth, that climb up into the real world which we shall call true…

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    Imagine being castaway on an island stripped of one’s rights but at the same time thinking about unlimited freedom and pleasure. At first peaceful thoughts occupy one’s mind. When no boundaries are established turmoil begins to seep into one’s mind, shrouding it from reality.Turmoil becomes the swirling vortex of insecurity that writhes in one’s body. One must not embrace these ideas or turmoil begins to generate other negative emotions such as anger. Only by vanquishing these ideas can…

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    An Important event that I think is important to me would be, when I was a sophomore when did my first initiation. Everytime I think about it gives me chills right down my spine, I can remember every detail and every little thing I saw that I feel like no one would understand. The emotions I felt that day would have been something unwilling, mad, ashamed, amazed, and glad. I could say that end of it all was different feeling I never felt before. I would have to say it was one of the best moments…

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    The dreamer is lead through a series of dreams to come to a similar conclusion. The reality in the mind is not as rich and full as the true world. The dreamer is shown layered reality created by an architect who creates something while rooted in reality is not real. There is a pivotal scene in the move when they are abroad in a seedy looking dream den…

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