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    Neurosimaging

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    In the past three decades neuroimaging has revolutionized the world of neural sciences. First, it was the introduction of the computerized axial tomography in the 70s that gave information of anatomical structure. In the early 80s, the development of positron emission tomography gave the neural sciences the ability to produce 3D images of functional processes and magnetic resonance imaging provided an alternative to CT and X-ray imaging without the radiation exposure. Lastly, the domination that…

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    However it evolved. For example “today, the interview is one of the first steps taken when Shell starts a scenario exercise”. (Harvard Business Review, 1985, p.149) Interviews help to find out what is on managers’ minds and to illuminate their existing decision framework. Scenario Planning has become popular outside of Shell, not only in corporations but in some governments. In South Africa scenario planning played a major role in the peaceful transition from a system…

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    linearly. This can greatly affect what choices you as a human make in everyday life. Epicurus said “it’s pointless to fear death, either you exist or you don’t.”(Unit 1, 7/6) The thought of either existing or not existing can be a lot for the human mind to handle. Just not existing anymore once…

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    Descartes Dream Argument

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    philosophy. His book, Meditations of First Philosophy, aims to show that the real source of knowledge comes from the mind, rather than the body or senses, creating his own scientific method. There are three points that Descartes focuses on in Meditations, each arguing against the position…

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    In “The Story of an Hour” The reader proceeds through a journey. The journey is the travelling through thoughts and emotions in Mrs. Mallards (Louise) mind. The journey only takes an hour, so the story moves along quickly. Louise seemed to process the news of her husband’s death without an initial element of disbelief and shock; she is quick to accept it. As a reader it makes her appear cold and unloving. She moves right into the reaction of grieving for her spouse. This seems more real to us,…

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    Thus, lead us to my next article “Group Minds” by Doris Lessing in which the author focuses on how each other differences can cause us to feel rejected from a group or partner because we thinks differently from everyone else and the relationship of identity to concept. We all think that when we’re…

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    metaphysics. Hume was an empiricist who is generally known as one of the most important philosophers in English writing. Descartes idea of rationalism argued that reason and logic form the basis of knowledge; believing that knowledge originates in the mind and it cannot be formed within the senses. According to Descartes, even God himself was a matter of…

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    My Experience In My Life

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    Life sometimes becomes this one big, repetitive cycle; everyday seems to flow the same as the last. That is how my life was going last September. So when my mother walked into our kitchen and told me I had to go to confirmation classes, I answered my usual answer for everything, “Okay Mom”. Little did I know, these simple classes I would take for four months would forever change my outlook on the rest of my life. Classes soon started in mid-September. We were being crammed into a small,…

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    stop to analyze the defects, and reconstruct them to produce something better. This strategy proves to be effective because the reader grasps the idea that Burkeman is trying to get across, which is that in order to succeed, one needs to train the mind to be ready to fail. To continue to exemplify this concept, he includes examples such as Colgate’s TV dinners and Pepsi’s AM Breakfast Cola, products that do not sound appetizing, yet were still sent off into the consumer industry, and became…

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    Humans are shamefully recognized for their inability to embrace differentiating perspectives that counterbalance social normality’s. Societies often portray fallacious opinions that contaminate the malleability of thought, as opinions are spoken of behalf of populations rather than individuals. The oppression of alternative beliefs allows society to be shaped by only individuals with the independence to articulate their opinions. Within this excerpt of “The Yellow Wallpaper”, Charlotte Perkins…

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