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    justice) To say that nothing or no one matters and that we 're all pretending otherwise, then to at the same time be singing this song to convince others to have this view while also making money off of the profits is a contradiction in itself. If nothing matters, why would the singer be doing his best to convince people? Why would he think that it matters whether people have the same view as him or not? Furthermore, if he hates big-business so much, why would he enter the music industry which is not pure or honest either? It is hypocritical. c. Identify the implications of accepting the point of view presented in observed forum. If everyone were to accept or hold this view then the world would quickly cease to function. The 'bad ' things the singer describes may or may not continue to happen (big business, media, suicide, etc.) but things that are hard to work for would surely stop. The world could not run on this view. 1. Give a full description of where the issue discussed was…

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    today for taking time out of their busy schedules to agree to this little interview, almost debate like conversation, today. Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to do so! I 'd like to welcome for Dakota Nakos, the Native American 's point of view, and Abraham Cyrus, the Puritans 's point of view, and Jacob Smith, the settler 's point of view. jacob smith:I 'm really excited to be here today to share my point of view.DAKOTA NAKOS:It 's a pleasure.abraham cyrus: Likewise.…

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    approaching, giving a 110% performance, finding a role model, and most importantly, have fun. Good sportsmanship begins with the understating of sports principles, which present innumerable opportunities to learn skills that last a lifetime. Sportsmanship is a skill which is developed. Poor sportsmanship is learned just like good sportsmanship. We can see the type of sportsmanship a person has through their interactions with people. They can go up to individual from the other team, shake hands,…

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    (and therefore prescribed after DMARDs), not just a pill but a process (storage, administered), awareness from TV advertising along with a long litany of side effects from fair balance advertising. Also, if Patients move to a Biologic when their current DMARD stops working as well, there is concern over what medication they will use to treat if and when the Biologic stops working. Many see a Biologic as a potential next step, but given their tremendous ability to deny the pain they are in and…

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    This is not a shared concept throughout the world though, as places like Mexico for example celebrate death. With these two different ways of viewing death it is fair to ask why there is such a strong difference in viewing death? Obviously, a simple answer would be to just state that the cultures are different, however, when thinking of death in terms of being good or bad the different cultures add insight to the discussion. How one group of people can celebrate something that others fear and…

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    Reading question on "Good Country People" by Flannery O 'Connor 1) In the Good Country People’s short story, Joy-Hulga is also a college educated person, but the bad is she has a bad view about Christian religious faith. She thinks the Christian religious faith is a fairly common view. The Christian religious faith needs a strong btrust about the concepts like a divine is walking the earth in a human form, rebirth from the dead and virgin birth. People that have an intelligent mind in education…

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    "Be Kind; Everyone You Meet is Fighting a Hard Battle." It’s a saying we all have known and heard and as cliché as it may be, it’s something I think we all should be doing. Something that has seemingly become less of a thing now a day. Being kind, loving your fellow man, with so much death and murder in the world, it’s easy to look at the world we live in now as hopeless. We always have a tendency of letting the bad outweigh the good. News telecasts usually open with the bad news and end with…

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    As humans, we make choices every single day from the moment we wake up each morning. Some of these choices do not seem to affect our lives with much significance, such as what we choose to eat for breakfast. On the other hand, some may change our lives forever, like deciding where to attend college. The choices we make lead to the experiences we have. The texts of Antigone, Saint Augustine: Of Choice and Free Will and Into the Wild contain instances of decisions that led to experiences, which…

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    A good boyfriend will always be a loving companion. He will get you through the bad and celebrate with you through the good times. By being a loving companion he will show you attention and make you feel like the most important girl in the world. Daniel is my person, he is my loving companion. He tells me on a daily basis how pretty he thinks I am and how lucky he is to have a girl like me. I could not ask for a more caring boyfriend. Being a good loving companion is not a routine but being…

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    Terrible tragedies impact virtuous people every day, seemingly without justification. Although these horrific occurrences have no apparent cause—these people may not have committed a wrongdoing or any otherwise immoral act to deserve such a punishment—they occur anyway, subjecting the unfortunate victims to unfair tragedy. The inability of humanity to find reason behind these unjust events relates to the philosophical school of absurdism, and in particular, the amorality of the universe, a key…

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