These questions and many others are the concern of the general public brought about by the lack of education concerning rapidly advancing computer technology. ... An easier way around this obstacle is to design an add-on. ... The inherent vagueness in everyday life motivates fuzzy logic systems (Schmuller 8). ... For example, here is how a fuzzy logic system might evaluate water temperature. ... Moreover, fuzzy logic lends itself to multiple operations at once. ...

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Reason leads the human mind to certain questions which reason itself if incapable of answering. ... This would turn logic into something different that logic. ... Certain limitations inherent to logic make it relatively easy for logicians to follow the secure path. Logic does not deal directly with any objects. ... Logic then deals only with itself. ...

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The Logic Behind The Holocaust Denial The Holocaust is a growing part in the body of literature. ... What is their logic? ... The people that first started the denial in America were referring and using Paul Rasinier's ideology and logic. ... The deniers use the ideology that this topic is open for debate and therefore should be allowed to question how much is false and what's true. ... The Institute of Historical Review knows what it's doing, they targeted Europe and Eastern Europe knowing that it is easier to make fascist look if the Holoc...

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It questioned the existence of God or if whether man could over power God, which made this a very controversial game in 1998. ... This would be good for my project in Logic, I said to myself. ... This makes it easy and enjoyable to read. ... Psychology and logic? Well, what's a teenager's life without psychology and logic? ...

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The medieval synthesis was an outlook on life introduced by Thomas Aquinas that reformed the earlier ideas of logic and reason into a more logical and meaningful view on life, this can be seen in everyday medieval life by education, religion, and law. ... The first step, the trivium, consisted of grammar, logic, and rhetoric, which all were considered the base of medieval education. Grammar was the set of structural rules for a correct sentence, logic was the "mechanics" of thought and analysis, and rhetoric included the presentation of all these aspects in comprehension thought. ... The ...

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His affirmation of the "will to life" and natural instincts directly contradicts the accepted beliefs of what man has created to be right or wrong ( the idols) by the open denial of what comes easy and natural. ... A good question asks: why would morality, or simply restraints on desired actions, naturally evolve if it is inhibiting what is natural? ... The suppression of instincts causes an unhealthy inner conflict within a person and is ultimately immoral in foundation through logic. ... Everything good is instinct-and therefore easy, necessary, and free." (27,2) In comparison to today&#...

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Coldplay follows it with the lyrics "and ask me your questions", indicating that he want her to ask him questions about what has been going on and how he is doing so he can explain it. If she asks a question it means she still cares and also wants to save the relationship. ... The first stanza of the second verse is about him trying to figure out how to make the relationship work, using logic and reasoning. ... They can't understand that their love for each other defies all logic and reasoning. ... Nobody said it was easy Oh it's such a shame for us to part Nobody said it ...

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In his article, Edward Koch uses the two rhetorical appeals of emotion and logic effortlessly. ... Koch's argument about the death penalty is effective because of his use of logic. The article is logically laid out and easy to follow and also easier to understand. ... By that logic, we also trivialize rape unless we sodomize rapists" (Bruck 42). ... Both articles attempt to answer the questions of whether or not an eye for an eye still works in a modern society. ...

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This is an example of an either-or fallacy; a statement that contains flawed logic. ... Montgomery begs the question when he states that, "There have never been more miserable, deprived people in this world than there are right now." ... Montgomery's flawed logic causes his essay to be less persuasive to readers. Will realizes that there is no easy way of solving world hunger and that his solution will not completely solve the problem. ...

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Question 1: What are the underlying cultural issues? ... It is not easy to explain or understand some technology stuff without using terminologies in a foreign language. ... In the western logic, they involve cause and effect. ... However, Asian logic is different. ... This does not make any sense to westren logic because Japanese party's question and what the American want to resolve could not match in a logical way. ...

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Further along in an Innocent Man", Joel sings, "Some people find that it's easier to hate, than to wait anymore." ... "Some people find that it's easier to hate, than to wait anymore." ... The puritans do what they are told to do with out asking questions. ... When the witchcraft scare came through the town the town's first reaction was to hang any witch, even when John Proctor brought logic and reason to the court. In fact when John did bring logic to the court he was called a witch and sentenced to be hung in the gallows. ...

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Very smart business men and women are looking at the bottom line and asking lots of questions. ... Believe it or not, the logic behind the choice to give the money rather than loaning it is quite flawless. ... It's easy to mistake banks as falling into the same category, especially when they ding you for using outside ATM machines, monthly service fees, multiple fee fees, and etc. ... This information is important in answering the question of why banks were given money rather than loaned money. ... The better question is "Why wasn't the money a payment for ownership shares of the ban...

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He claims to believe that religious doctrines make the questions in existence all to easy to answer. Yet logic or reason cannot refute these premises of religious doctrine. ... I feel he would say this because Freud is a man of logic and reason. ... He claims to believe that religious doctrines make the questions in existence all to easy to answer. Yet logic or reason cannot refute these premises of religious doctrine. ...

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The teacher's primary role is to set up a learning environment that interests the children and encourages them to ask questions and search for answers. ... Learning can come from personal experience, observation, conclusion, and logic; both internal and external forces come into play, therefore it is important that a teacher's role be flexible. ... Knowledge should empower them to answer all of these questions, ask more questions, and then start over again. ... It may not be as easy as following a teacher-centered plan, but both students and teachers can learn a lot on the way. ...

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The Final Proof As man has evolved and progressed in reason there has been one question that has persisted throughout eons of time, "Does God Exist?" ... This line of reasoning however offers a very weak stance on the all-important question of the existence of God. On the surface it may be easy to compare the universe to a clock or God to a 2003 Jaguar Sedan, yet, the logic of drawing a conclusive decision simply because they both show intricate moving parts and seem to serve a purpose offers feeble support, particularly in structuring a prima facie case for the existence of God. ... The...

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I believe that a mix of logic and emotion are the best method to get my support for war. ... This war was questioned by NATO because of the lack of physical evidence. ... If there were a modern version it would be easier to understand exactly where he was going with this "prayer". ... In conclusion, I think the most productive rhetoric is a mix between logic and emotion. ... When the speaker uses emotion along with logic it gets me riled up about the situation. ...

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For instance, the Sophists cannot logically argue their case since their dual logoi premise is in direct contradiction with logic. In logic, if something is true, then it's contradiction must be false. ... It brought up important questions, such as what is the essence of truth and what logic can be used to verify these truths. ... It is easy to see how this translates to politics. ... Nevertheless, a paradox is created, more so by the affair in question. ...

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Karen Armstrong writes about the logos and mythos in "A History of God", which focuses more on logic than on myth. ... They believe in science (logic) and say that most people do not understand science so it is easier for them to believe in a higher authority. ... Both Aquinas and Descartes agree on the fact that God's existence can be proved, despite the fact that Aquinas believed that it is more of a question of faith, and Descartes believed that it is more important to use reasoning. ...

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These institutes have developed for a long time and with the help of these customs and experiences can govern the society easier than the logic, mind or abstractions as the liberalists say. ... The problem with the conservatism For the question if it is an ideology we could say yes, it is. ... The other interesting question is that in those societies where the continuity was broken off (for example the soviet invasion) or where were not such traditions, which could be a foundation of a modern society, is chance for conservatism. ...

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It is interesting that no matter the status of a community or an individual, everyone seems to be attempting to answer the same central questions. ... Though there are so many similarities in the big questions that need answering, it is also interesting to see how the smaller rituals reflect the different needs and desires of communities living in various regions, such as rain dances compared to the Ten Commandments. ... The more differing views I learn about, the easier it seems to temporarily consent with any given idea. Every religion I have studied thus far contains both logic and absurdit...

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This is a question that many African Americans may have asked or be asking themselves. ... It would be easier to ask what black people have become today, because the answer would be practically everything; it would be more difficult to ask what it means to "be black" because it is probably seen different by so many people on their own definitional grounds. ... This natural cause proves that no one's racial identity should be questioned, regardless of the way they carry themselves. ... This proves that the logic behind "acting white" must stem from jealousy, or hatred, rather than some so...

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The assimilator uses inductive logic and observes their surrounding to make theories (Cress, Collier, Reitenauer 98). ... Awada had answered all the questions I needed in order to produce a proper Wiki page. ... However, in my case I interviewed the owner of the business and he answered my questions. ... I have been the person that has to answer the questions not the person asking them. ... However due to instruction I received it made the process much easier. ...

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He arranges his information in an organizational manner so that it greatly appeals to the logic of the reader. ... And uses rhetorical question to provoke thought and encourage further opinions. ... Lastly, in addition to the other devices, he adds rhetorical question to his article. ... Through his questions, he suggests his own opinion. ... He presents a logical solution but not necessarily one that will work in regards to human nature (it depends on an easy compromise of liberals and conservatives) and government reorganization-which is highly unlikely in our state of financial support ...

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