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    “They know no other way to protect themselves against their bad conscience than to prose as the executors of more ancient or higher commands (of ancestors, the constitution, of right, the laws, or even of God).” (pg. 111) Those who command and are independent from the herd run into the problem of also lacking like the herd and they secretly suffer from this. They would try to cover this up by protecting themselves from their bad consciences and suffering. They will try to trick themselves that…

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    Though it can help us to deduct conclusions from minute amounts of information with shocking accuracy, it can also be bad when so easily altered by simple mind tricks. So when should we trust our instincts and when should we gather more information? Well it’s simple really, we must learn to hone in these skills to make more accurate conclusions. “Taking our powers of rapid cognition seriously means we have…

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    What is it about the current American system that is stagnating progress? It seems as if we have been politically stagnated for years. While Asia skyrockets in progress and technology, we seem to be moving backward. Our governmental process seems to be more about scandal then producing great policies that will move us forward in the world. As we view our once mighty industry, all we see is the rust belt and jobs that have moved off shore. Our cities seem to be stagnated by urban decay. Is this…

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    Chapter 1- Introduction (Background of the Problem) As I am sitting with a mathematics instructional specialist in urban K-8 school in Fairfield County, Connecticut. The instructional specialistshe is describingexplaining the work she has been doing with two third grade teachers focused on improving mathematics instruction. The instructional specialist explains that teachers she is working with are vastly different. The teachers have differing opinions about the efficacy of the instructional…

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    Plato has a deep understanding of human nature and perception. He uses his literary work the “Allegory of the Cave” to support his theory of forms. He argues that the material world, the world where we use our senses, is an unreliable way to view the world. Relying on your physical senses alone makes you blind. You are not allowing yourself to see the entire world if you only use your senses. The only way to see the true world is through abstract or philosophical thought he called ideas. Ideas…

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    I have a bad habit of topic jumping as I talk. I chop my words by cutting them short. My mind thinks faster than I can talk and it causes me to get in a hurry which causes me to topic jump. My plans are to stay focused and think about what I want to say before I say it. I will know I have reached my goals in all of the three specific growth…

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    The most refreshing thing about being on this planet is that not one person will be the same as you. Each individual is born with there own genetics, with the exclusion of identical twins, and every person has a mind of their own. Things such as your behavior, your outlook on life, your personality, and your mental process, everyone is different. The reasoning on how we know everyone is different is because of scientists who devoted their time into studying the science of behavior and the…

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    Often seen in medical shows, like Grey’s Anatomy, CPR is a real lifesaving technique that saves many lives daily. Medical shows tend to be more glamorous and not as grounded as the realistic profession is. A common misconception with CPR and television is that a few minutes with CPR a patient is well. Anyone can learn this skill but television does not give the full functioning picture. This incredible skill is taught to many from lifeguards to a stay at home parent. The ability to learn CPR is…

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    reasons for a situation. There’s a vast number of ways to shun or hurt people without saying anything, especially after you’ve been susceptible to being drawn in to explain what’s on your mind. Sometimes the speaker is at fault for expecting the listener to keep information to themselves, once it’s in another persons mind and or in a spot where it can be easily accessed again, then that’s that. Over the last 6 years I honestly can say I probably deserve a lot of this silent treatment, silent…

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    Having class discussions on the theories we read greatly helped my ability to think critically. Sometimes the theory clicked right away, but other times it wasn’t until I heard the connections that other students made that it finally connected in my own mind. I love the challenge that these theories created and the satisfaction that understanding them brings. Yes, it was frustrating staring at the advertisement that I had chosen for my first essay, trying to come up with captivating ways that it…

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