A Good Thing

right place for me. I loved how he talked about how most majors don 't determine what job you could have after college. There are so many possibilities and different directions you can go in with the different majors available here at Coe. That is one thing that scared me about choosing a major, because I felt like it determined the rest of my life. From Dave Carson’s talk, I realized that there are endless of possibilities and jobs out there and it doesn 't necessarily matter what specific…

According to scientific studies the gifted always are willing to examine the most unusual things and are extremely inquisitive. The gifted are always willing to learn and always have the motivation to find out something new. And most important of all gifted individuals always solve highly difficult tasks, problems, and conflicts. We can assume…

Media Project Having healthy relationships with coworkers and managers is very important. When things aren’t going well with them at work it will carry over into other areas of your life. One characteristic of an unhealthy relationship with a coworker would be them always complaining and telling you all of their problems. This not only is unpleasant to listen to but will drag you down and stress you out unnecessarily. It’s important not to dwell on your own personal problems and struggles in the…

of a side activity. Though there are some positive concepts about the internet that help us, there are also many negatives. People are more connected than ever in today’s world through social media and electronics, but that is not necessarily a good thing when one considers the effects of it when those people disconnect. When you think about social media and electronics you…

hobby, and are turning it into a career for themselves and are making around six figures for it. Believe it or not, this industry also brings in huge amounts of profit because of the amount of sponsorships and big companies that invest in it to get good marketing to possibly get their marketing to reach different…

one understand the truth through the bias and hierarchy of society. Though one does have to work with people, a good scientist believes nothing is true until proven and test all. But, I believe this societal pressure in knowing the facts and this trust in the norm is eradicating the possibility of seeing the unknown truths. This bias and societal influence have to lead to horrible things, to genocides and holocausts. We need society and structure, but we need to produce a society that is open…

stories, too. Conformity itself has always been such a big part of our society, from the littlest details, - such as dressing alike or following the same trends -, to the extremes, - such as plastic surgery and so on -. Nonconformity is not always a good thing, and conformity is not always bad either, although they do both have their own down falls. Changing for society however, is never advised, but it cannot be stopped…

that will be cut short and you don’t want to have any regrets. I really agree with the point of view of this text. I’ve always liked traveling, not so that I could tell people how they “need to go visit this place” because of this that in the other thing, but for my own personal reasons. I’ve always tried to live life in the moment and I think that people really should stop worrying so much about their futures, sure it’s something that I think about but it’s nothing that I dwell on because I…

consequence that Spital and Taylor are interested in with regards to organ donation is the greatest good or happiness. Based on this theory, Spital and Taylor argue that “the requirement for consent for cadaveric organs be eliminated and that whenever a person dies with transplantable organs, these be routinely recovered” (Spital and Taylor 2007, 182). This is because routine recovery will promote the greater good as it reduces the “unnecessary loss of human life” (Spital and Taylor 2007, 182).…

Decisions are difficult to make. No one wants to be wrong or regret what he or she chooses. Simple decisions make up our everyday lives and people still may take forever to decide. Simple things like where to eat, what to wear, and what movie to watch are becoming a daily debate. Although trivial, we struggle with these decisions. For help, we look to others. Feeling included in the loop, having the knowledge of choosing a popular choice, and making an “informed” decision is a major part of how…