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    shall argue that time is a part of a mind-independent reality. I intend to argue in a similar vein to presentism with a few alterations that eliminate the failure of presentism in explaining things that existed in the past (REFERENCE). In essence, I will argue that, similarly to presentism, only the present exists, and it necessarily exists in the A-series, however I will also argue that the past and future exist in a mind-dependent reality where they exist in the B-series of time (REFERENCE).…

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    Shared Knowledge

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    denotes the ownership of knowledge by a group of individuals. Shared knowledge can also be considered timeless as each generation may use the same shared knowledge, where as personal knowledge can only be used by an individual at a certain point in time. Because these two concepts share a zone of exchange, whereby one affects the other, the way in which shared knowledge can shape personal knowledge is an unavoidable and symbiotic relationship. This essay addresses the extent to which the above…

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    I was recently put on Satisfactory Academic Progress Completion for my completion rate of 58.10%. While I cannot deny that my completion rate was below the acceptance rate, it is due to a difficult time period in my life. I was conflicted about writing this appeal for the reason I told myself that I would not use what happened in the past as an excuse, but here I am a few credits short of graduating and writing this appeal to explain the situation that lead me to fall below the completion rate.…

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    justification for our moral decisions. C: Therefore, Act Utilitarianism is false as a practical theory of ethics. I will focus heavily on the first premise of the argument. I will spend some time on premise two. I take premise three to be true based off the definition of a practical theory of ethics. I will spend little time justifying…

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    Reflection On Hospice Home

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    they are asked very little about what they should do ahead of time. What I mean by this is, something…

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    after the observation was completed we would have to document it using a narrative style including my reflections over a period of six weeks (see appendix 2). Annabel attend privet nursery four times a week, and…

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    As time is progressing, abuse is becoming more common. People in society these days tend to think that domestic abuse is over exaggerated, not knowing how important it really is. Four years ago, in the middle of July it was going to be my first time going to the beach. I was so excited; I 've always dreamed about playing in the waves, and laying out in the hot summer sand. My boyfriend told me that he had the perfect beach day set up for me. Right before leaving for the beach a simple question…

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    He wants to go to the big football game, but instead watches for a short time in the distance, then leaves. This alienation is defined in “A Retrospective Look at The Catcher in the Rye” as “the negative side of detachment” (Rosen 97). Although Holden could easily walk down and watch the game with everyone else, he makes the…

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    Longitudinal Studies

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    data of a person, or people, is gathered over a long period of time. For example, a Perry Preschool study (high/scope program) was conducted using the longitudinal approach. Researchers continuously added new information to their original files, using the original participants, for the length of 40 years. A cross-sectional study is a research approach where participants of differing ages are observed and compared, at a single point in time. For example, the topic being studied could be the…

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    As the months and years pass by our lifetime, we get more busier and stressed. Thus, the more our life is occupied with noise and distractions, we fail to appreciate the simplest of things such as the beauty of a child’s eyes. Now, what beauty do we see from it? Could it be happiness? Excitement? Ignorance? Or...innocence? Innocence is usually associated with young children and not seen in teenagers or adults. They are supposed to be mature due to their awareness of how life isn’t always…

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