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    Sharing in the Triumph

    However, if we meticulously deconstruct this theory until we find its intrinsic nature, a philosophical idea will emerge at its core. The principal idea of the Nash Equilibrium can be interpreted as “To avoid the worst instead of to get the best,” a thought that existed in eastern philosophy—staying in the middle. Such a coincidence is indeed more than a coincidence, demonstrating how philosophy and mathematics “get along with each other”. However, the Nash Equilibrium is not the only example, as shown

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    Where Clicks Reign, Audience Is King

    shared news articles out there in the world about Cecil the lion. Ravi Somaiya tries to express the two different thoughts about journalism online through different people. In paragraph 7 it stated, “‘Reading disposable web journalism is “like eating a whole bag of Doritos,’ Joshua Topolsky…” This man compared online journalism like junk food for the mind to Doritos which is junk food for the body. Later in paragraph 10 it states, “’I like Doritos,’ said Kevin Merida… He added: ‘We’re in the business

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    Courage Is Both a Moral and a Practical Matter for Leaders.

    outdoor activities, taste new and original food, and explore trend news. This magazine is called ‘Blink’. There are two reasons why we named it blink. The first one is we use a concept that in camera; when we press down the shutter, the scene will blink, then wonderful scenery will always stay behind. Another one is that we think of an expression of women, the expression is blink. Every time when you blink, you will discover a whole new world even more a new thought or a better mind will come out. The

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    Living Without Worry and Fear

    Dillard evaluates the rodent’s way of life, which in reality is pure freedom. This weasel is free to do as it pleases and is not involved in taking on mental activity. Further, the weasel has no human responsibilities and approaches life with no thoughts other than survival. If we approached each day without being mindful, our actions would not be distorted by our biases or motives. Dillard observes, “I might learn something of mindlessness, something of the purity of living in the physical senses

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    Technology

    beings to do their work. An example is how humans exploit the usefulness of machines to mass-produce products and food. Engineers are also hired to develop ways in order to enhance the already existing technology. Despite social issues surrounding the idea of computers replacing humans, many people would agree that if a job is taken over by a machine that is incapable of independent thought, the job is not suitable for a human being who have the ability to do so. Technology helps eradicate useless jobs

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    Parable of the Sahdu

    experiences, so he chose to continue, knowing he would probably not have another opportunity. The Anthropologist Bowen’s friend was a committed Quaker that followed the Virtue Approach. His thinking process revolved around what kind of person he thought he should be. When no one seemed to share that vision, not even his friend, he became incensed at the idea of having to leave the holy man on his own. Backpackers from New Zealand They began with the common good approach when they brought the defenseless

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    Altered States

    September 30, 2015 Sheryl Zacchia Intro Psychology ALTERED STATES It all started back when by people just trying to find food to survive. It was just by accident that people found ways to alter the state of mind they were in. It was probably very scary and confusing the first time someone ate or drank something which made them see things or sleepy or wide awake. It became something people enjoyed or found to be of some medicinal use and it was accepted into their daily lives and became part

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    Billy Collins The History Teacher Essay

    everyone had to wear sweaters” (2-4). The Ice Age is a period of colder global climate that can last for years at a time, causing massive changes to the earth’s surface. The Ice age overall brought the extinction of many animal species and made plant food very scarce for humans. The

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    Todomatsu's Narrative

    It wasn’t just a cough, sadly. In only two months, he had gotten worse. They all secretly hoped that it was just a cough. It wasn’t. Choromatsu had concluded that he had been out for too long that day. The symptoms were different from his brothers. He still had the rashes, and the pale skin. However, he started to get seizures. So far, he only had three. The first one was rather minor, but the more he had them. The more severe it got. Todomatsu could barely keep a coherent sentence, he was

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    Personal Narrative: How Photography Changed My Life

    you said them lately? I hear these words often; my dad especially reminds me not to fall acceptable to using them. Recently, I completed something I am very much profound of I had pursued photography. For once I felt on top of the world. I never thought I would be the one to be handed such an opportunity. Many might have considered this work, but this was a world of opportunities to me. I was doing something that fulfilled myself with joy. I was able to do photography for the braves, lounges, and

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