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    science, and say that if an animal has certain characteristics then it is alive. There is no correct answer, but over time certain beliefs have overpowered others. Through these beliefs, it has become clear that humans believe that they have a superiority complex over these creatures. Humans have believed that they are better than the creatures that they ensnare because they can bully those poor animals around. The zoos in which society engages the animals, animals which families domesticate and…

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    Moby Dick

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    Attempts to answer life’s questions have led people in many different directions, and the quest for answers has resulted in many different conclusions. As with most humans, Herman Melville struggled with the life’s questions, and he posed his answers as an epic that portrays the profession of whaling as an extended metaphor for human life and existence. In Moby Dick, Herman Melville uses literary elements drawn from the epic style of writing, including the use of superhuman motifs and the…

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    European great writers of the 19th century, Theodore Dalrymple, Ivan Turgenev and Karl Marx, who illustrate social problem and describe about social problems that happens inside the mankind. However the author captures the view the life of a human being, pain, sorrow suffering in very different aspect in their own perspective ways. Both men were very kind, generous and known for their sympathy and loving nature. These are all about people thought, mankind and their own nature. The author Ivan…

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    Morality of Animal Testing in Cosmetics According to a report written by the Physicians committee, 72 percent of American customers believe that testing cosmetics or personal care products on animals is inhumane and unethical. Animal testing is a horrendous way to produce ingredients for products because of the harmful effects left on the animals. Alternative tests have effects that are more suitable for cosmetic companies because the results are better and more time/cost efficient. Despite…

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    debate between Peter Singer & Richard Posner, makes clear his position that animals which feel, deserve the consideration of their well being by humans. This position echos his stance as an Utilitarian because the moral theory of Utilitarianism weighs the sum of happiness and least unhappiness in a holistic approach that reaches beyond mere inclusion of human beings. Singer therefore encourages us to include the animal kingdom in the conversation of maximum utility, as he believes morality…

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    because there are many alternatives out there to substitute animal testing, and animals has feeling and show empathy when another is hurt; however, the truth of the matter is humankinds need to use animals for biomedical testing in order to the advance human race because animal testing will help…

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    Perception In Film

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    Comprising of seven billion people, the human race is segregated by different belief systems as a result of differing perceptions. It is from this simple reality that from the very beginning of human civilization, wars have been fought over what different cultures have perceived to be right or wrong. Therefore, human perception provides the basis for what is personally real and what is not; as an individual senses and interprets external information, action follows according to what has been…

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    Primate Social Groups

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    Human beings, like most other primates, are social living beings. If individually cut off from others it will be difficult surviving due to certain environmental conditions. Consequently, the guideline between individuals groups is of supreme importance to human beings existence as of today. To that conclusion we have created our many various social system, rules, customs, laws, and religions. We cannot, however, use these social establishments the way we would use machineries. It is impossible…

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    Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit

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    present in the text; being that, within existence, there is no escape from the inherent burden felt due to the conflicts of man’s unfathomably absolute freedom, and the weight of responsibility for each action one makes under the weight of our human condition. We are the Gods of our own values; only we have the power to create them. In being so, all of the characters must believe that they deserve to suffer on some fundamental level, therefore they suffer. Moreover, each character is living in…

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    course not, but this is the reality for some poor animals that are born as products of genetic engineering. Over 9 million animals are brought up each year in cramped conditions, wrought with deformities (Rifkin). There are also risks of mass reproduction as a result of growth hormones.This can also contribute to the cramped conditions most animals live in. Most people know about these what these animals are going through, but they don’t want to acknowledge it because it’s too uncomfortable to…

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