The Human Factor

Humans are born into families and environments which they have no control over. One’s family plays a significant role in the creation of their identity through genetic and cultural factors. Solomon elaborates on attributes that are passed on from generation to generation. He says “One generation to the next, most children share at least some traits with their parents. Attributes and values are passed down from parent to child across generations and also through shared cultural norms” (Solomon…

First, to what extend did humans and Neanderthals interbreed during their period of coexistence? Second, what factors gave human beings migrating into Europe from…

while still maintaining some form of free will. This universe is largely deterministic, and human lives are most likely predetermined by an unbroken chain of parental influence since the dawn of complex life. Humanity, however has the privilege of being able to make their own choices, although the concept of true free will is largely inaccurate considering the factors that go into a single person’s choice. Factors such as a person’s upbringing, financial status, cultural conditioning, and others…

Germs, and Steel : The fates of Human…

behavior and the researches tried to investigate the reasons for human behavior at work. This discovered that the real cause of human behavior is somewhat more than the physiological variable. These findings generated a new phenomenon about the organizational functioning and focused attention on human beings in the organisations. These exercises were given new name such as “behavioural theory of orgnisation”, human view of organisation’ or ‘human relations approach…

In the movie WALL-E, there are depictions of how technology contributes to the human problems on planet Earth. Created by human laziness, WALL-E was a machine designed to help the impact of trash on Earth. Throughout the movie, we can tell that the big corporations completely took over making things even worse. It shows Earth looking filthy and in no condition for humans to live in. Eve shows that technology can potentially be wonderful in certain scenarios. She was sent from space to find…

The more endangered a species, the harder it is to save them. Although a good amount of people don’t take this topic seriously, animal endangerment is a topic that is not to be thrown around lightly. If an animal species becomes so endangered that humans cannot help it, it could become extinct and we may never see it again. People should try more to help endangered animals because they are dying due to habitat loss, climate change, and poaching. Species are constantly being added to the…

attempts to eliminate human errors, it drives society to only acknowledge the strong and ingenious minds; perfect human beings. In an environment that only accepts and require perfection it surely puts pressure on individuals mostly on society’s young and growing minds because they are not established members of society, but they are on the path to it. Society also advertises the freedom to speak your mind freely and it is shown on a constant basis through every day events. The factors that…

Generally, factors that influence choices that people make are fundamental physical needs, societal pressure, personal desires, and past experiences. Often, fundamental physical needs dominate people’s choices. For example, the need for food could cause a person to steal or to beg, which ultimately comes down to their moral stance on both decisions. However, as basic human needs are fulfilled, more complex influences such as personal desires begin to affect people’s actions. In fact, Maslow’s…

beyond the womb. I feel science has proved to us the process that takes place within the womb accurately but not what happens into childhood. Elizabeth Glaeser, a student with the The New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development concluded that, the “cure” for the gender problem must be related to on a case-by-case basis until more neurological information is available to actually “test” for such a discord between brain and body (Glaeser). This conclusion was…