Human Metric

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    Blinded by Reason in "The Lottery" and in Nazi Germany

    ordinary scene; nothing would make the reader put up his defenses or question the characters. However, the story ends with the execution of an innocent woman who was picked through the lottery, leaving reader wondering the reason for the killing. Humans in history have often made moral decisions while thoroughly lacking reason, and sometimes tradition can blind even the strongest moral character. Just as in the story, moral issues can be quietly ignored in such a way that people do not see the brutal

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    The Ethical Philosopher I Like

    Ethical philosophy I want After carefully going through the ethical philosophies we looked at I found that I can identify myself with utilitarianism. Utilitarianism refers to how one come to choose an action or choice based on what is right and what is wrong. It refers that a person chooses something to be right if what is chosen brings or increases happiness to that person and to other people. Utilitarianism is against the idea of being selfish. Something is wrong if it brings pain to the person

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    Ecology and Population Growth

    Ecology and Population Growth The growth in human population has affected Earth’s air, forests, land, animal habitats, water, and climate. The change in climate has been caused by the amount of greenhouse gases from the increase in industry, and auto emissions, the amount of energy coming from the sun, and the properties of the Earth’s surface. These factors have a warming effect on the planet, called global warming which acts like a blanket trapping this solar energy, and gasses close to the

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    Culture Diversity

    each and every day, due to the culturally diverse of people, living in the United States. But the key to dealing with culture diversity is to get an understanding of the society. Therefore, no matter where you go in the world you will find languages, human behavior, and environment. The idea of language as a culture is one that stems back from the beginning of time. It is said that a man culture comes directly from their language. With the use of one’s native language, is a way to stay in touch

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    Descriptive Essay

    Inventing TV is one of the most important steps of the human being on the way leading to a new world. A person can see every part of the planet where he or she has not ever come. A politician can talk to his or her voters in whole country. We might clearly see many advantages of TV. However, not all of us recognize TV's bad effects, especially on children. In my opinion, I can point out some disadvantages of TV for the children wasting time, passivity and harm to their health. To begin with, there

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    Beowulf and Superman

    differences, but they also share some similar qualities. Beowulf possessed great strength that separated him from other men. Being able to use a sword that no ordinary man was able to carry gives the feeling that Beowulf is something more than a human being. It makes him special and causes him to stand out from all other men. Fame is something that makes a hero more noted. Beowulf’s popularity had spread all over the world. He never let this go to his head and he never thought that he was better

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    Aesthetic Theory

    What in fact is the nature of art? Is aesthetic experience more abstract and subjective or does it possess elements of tangibility? Is art something that a healthy human population could live without or is it an integral part of our moral fiber? They say necessity is the mother of invention. It is apparent over the course of human history that as our capacity for knowledge expanded, so did our need for different avenues of expression. Most people say art imitates life. Oscar Wilde was wise enough

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    How to Break a Bad Habit

    How to Break a Bad Habit Julia R Scott AIU Online Abstract People deal with habits every day. It may be biting nails, smoking, sexual addictions, alcohol, drugs, and even popping or cracking one’s knuckles. In this essay three successful tips will be addressed on how to break bad habits in an everyday life. How to Break a Bad Habit In everyday life, people deal with all kinds of habits. Habits usually start off as a single thought, and then become a multitude of thoughts which

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    Basic Helping Skill

    do decision making and when we in under pressure. Because of that, the important of study of helping skill will help us to become more profesional to solving the problem. Helping can also help in terms of mental or psychology and physical of the human being. Helping in terms of mental is include on how we affect someone behaviour or an attitude to become better than before. It is abstract and cannot be seen but of course it will give positive implications and benefit on us and others. It will give

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    English Empathic Response Whale Rider

    the two hundred sacred whales dying has led to this – the very whale that our ancestor rode thousands of years ago has decided to wash up on our shores. This time, he has the intention of self-slaughter, which basically means it’s a sign that we humans are all going to die. Right now, nobody is even trying to do something about it. Except for me. I, Kahutia Te Rangi, direct descendant of Paikea, won’t let this happen to my loved ones. I’m going to have to try and save Whangara by sacrificing myself

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