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    A Root Canal Procedure

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    A root canal procedure is usually done in two steps. In the first step, a dentist will remove bacteria from the pulp in your tooth. This will help to prevent any further infection. Once the cleaning is done, your dentist will give you a temporary filling to wear until your next appointment. This is done to keep the tooth protected and to prevent bacteria from infecting the area all over again. Since a temporary filling is not as strong as a permanent filling it is not uncommon for your filling…

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    Human beings are thinking creatures but they are more than that. They live their lives with different memories and experiences to guide them along the way. To prove that a person knows whom they are by proving that they think is nonsensical. Within Descartes’s meditation is the nature of humans will be shown through the thinking thing or cogito but this is not accurate at all because humans are more complex beings than just thinking things. First, I will demonstrate what the second meditation,…

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    2. The problem with Cartesian skepticism is that there is not enough evidence to prove that the world around us is always false. Descartes is trying to prove his point off of logic instead of actual evidence. Descartes is putting too much faith on the mind over the physical world. When he explains an evil being manipulating our thoughts and senses he still cannot prove that the evil being actually exists. So Descartes is still going off of assumptions to prove his theory. He tries to resolve…

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    Throughout his “Meditations” Descartes will demonstrate that he is breaking away from the traditional way of thinking and metaphysics. And, throughout the text Descarte will lay out a foundation to a different way of thinking. One in which one does not solely rely on the senses to know things, but instead rely on an inspection of the mind. But, this conflicts with other philosophers of Descartes time, and it conflicts with what is being taught within the schools, Around Descartes time, many of…

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    Beeswax Research Paper

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    expensive. You might ask how to make a beeswax candle. The wax is made by young bees less than 17 days old. The wax is secreted from glands that gradually atrophy as the bee ages and begins foraging. Therefore, the bees must be young. The bees gorge themselves on nectar that has been stored in the colony. They rest for 24 hours while their bodies metabolize the wax. The bee has eight tiny slits on her abdomen where tiny moist scales of wax emerge. Using one of her rear legs armed with spiky…

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    which is all part of the thinking that he does as a thinking thing. As for the human body, Descartes argues that while we can surely know the existence of the mind, the existence of the body is much harder to prove. In his wax example, Descartes explains that a piece of wax can initially and supposedly be known through its properties…

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    the sound that emits when we strike the piece of wax, the shape of the wax but if this wax is melted and its shape alters and the texture changes and it becomes almost unrecognisable how is it that it is still referred to as a piece of wax? Even though the wax is melted, changes and becomes completely unrecognisable it is still composed of the same components, nothing is added or extracted. So therefore one can say that it is still the same piece of wax but Descartes states that we overly rely…

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    about Marie, let’s discuss what Madame Tussauds’ Wax Museum is all about.) B. Madame Tussauds’ a. While the wax figures were originally created as a visual narrative of events in a time where television and newspapers did not exist, todays wax figures are of celebrities and are merely for entertainment purposes (Berridge 121). b. While some of Madame Tussauds’ original work is still on display in London, they continue to regularly add wax figures that reflect modern-day public…

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    It is not uncommon for one to lose themselves in a crowd, enveloped by the crowd's collective mentality. When the individual is consumed by the crowd that individual becomes impenitent for the individual cannot be condemned if they were just another member of the crowd. For it is individuals who are condemned, not crowds, and in that moment they are one with the crowd. Kierkegaard argued how this loss of responsibility for one's actions within a crowd, meant the crowd to be untrue. Untrue in…

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    It has everything necessary to be called a body. However, as the wax is placed near a fire, the taste is removed, the smell goes away, the shape diminishes, the size grows, even the colour changes, and finally, the texture becomes a hot liquid. But, the same wax still remains despite these sensory changes. One good reason for the soul theory is the conceptual possibility of reincarnation. Because the soul theory…

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