Both authors use symbolism to give their science fiction stories a deeper meaning in order to capture the attention of their audiences, and to raise questions in their minds about scientific technology and how it affects the human race. ... Both authors raise questions in the minds of the readers about how scientific technology affects the human race, and vice versa. Some questions that come to light are: Is it right for a human to alter or preserve another through scientific technology, when that person is dying or would die soon thereafter? ... Wells also helps the reader see just how in...

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Cat's Cradle is an exploration of human stupidity and indifference and it also takes a critical stance on the world's ever increasing scientific advancements. ... He shows the same scientific coldness towards the atom bomb as he does towards turtles. ... Vonnegut wants people to realize that although science and technology bring many benefits, they have also brought upon inventions that kill and torture people. People look to science and technology for the truth. ... It critical stance on the worlds scientific advancements are interesting. ...

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We are a scientific manufacturer and reseller. ... The top priority for now is to upgrade our site with the latest technology available. Our site must kick ass and generate its own buzz in the scientific community. ... Our Science and Astronomy Center will offer weekly classes for students of all ages, tutoring assistance in scientific subjects and more. ... What improvements do you expect to make to the site to update it to modern technology? ...

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For storage, databases, application servers, and applications, Oracle's new technology meets the requirements of grid computing. ... In recognition of the significant new capabilities required to power grid computing, Oracle has named its new technology products Oracle 10g. ... Much like internet computing, which grew from the communication needs of dispersed scientific researchers, grid computing originated from the needs of the scientific community's needs to: Create a dynamic computing environment for sharing resources and results Scale to accommodate petabytes of data,...

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The world of cosmetic surgery, as it becomes increasingly popular, has revealed many scientific flaws. ... The creation of an artificial womb that could produce a living, breathing baby is a scientific impossibility, so babies being born of artificial wombs should not be a concern at all. ... Eventually scientists could have the technology to create entire human organs that could save thousands of lives. ... These thousands of people might all have a chance with the technology in human cloning. ... It is wrong to tell a quadriplegic that the technology could exist to allow him to walk...

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The purpose of his essay is "to help us think through both the scientific and moral implications of this stunning achievement."" ... - He explains scientifically how cloning is done. ... The positive point of this source is that the author looks at ethical issues in a scientific way. ... - He looks at the concerns regarding the process: "Human cloning falls conceptually between two other technologies. ... At the other end we have the emerging technologies of genetic engineering -- specifically, gene transplantation technologies -- whose primary purpose is to produce a child that has certai...

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Wouldn't it be nice if the technology to clone a perfectly matching organ to replace the faulty one existed? ... Whether it is a single cell to a full human, cloning research is a major next step in scientific development. ... Technology is power. ... There are too many conceivable uses for cloning to let the technology die. No one knows what the future holds, but the technology must be permitted to go on. ...

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Jodi Foster, in an interview with a research company, discusses how humans have always been skeptical of new scientific discoveries. ... In an age of technology and rapid discovery, the question remains, can technology answer the question? ... " McConaughey provides a valid argument; technology has shifted humans focus from basic essentials of life to lavish, unnecessary goods. Technology has without a doubt, allowed humans to make discoveries beyond the scope of capabilities before. ... See, in all our searching, the only thing we've found that makes the emptiness bearable is each ot...

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To what cause does mankind attribute its need for scientific dominance over all things natural? ... Most importantly, what role do scientists play in the development and implementation of such technologies? ... In our pursuit, we have replaced God with reason, scientific reason, disregarding the sanctity of humanity. ... Surely, it would be difficult to regulate the knowledge of a certain technology, for example biogenetic research on cloning. ... Inaddition to how we can deal with the social implications of science and technology, we also need to look to the scientists and the role they play...

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However science fiction follows specific laws of physics, math and technology. ... Science fiction is how the world one day may look and most of the time it is the worse case scenario, where technology plays an important role in society. ... Science fiction stories are fictional stories with scientific theories that explains known phenomenon or predicts new phenomenon. ... The story is established on the science of that age and many events were given explanations using a scientific approach. ... The editor was the journalist and publisher Hugo Gernsback, who labelled this kind of stories ...

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When man cannot scientifically or logically explain something man creates a theory or a myth of why or how something happens. ... The Greeks and Romans did not have the technology available to them to allow them to make more logical explanations for why things are the way they are. Now even with all the technology we have there are still things that we cannot explain. ...

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Ethical Issues: are those that ask us to consider the potential moral outcomes of stem cell technologies. Social Issues: involve the impact of stem cell technologies on society as a whole. ... Stem cell research would enable the scientific community to possibly come up with a breakthrough in developing a cure. ...

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Illinois Institute of Technology Frederick Taylor-The Father of Modern Management Frederick Taylor is the father of modern management. Perhaps I think that he is the only person who actually understood the scientific management and had an impact on management service. His book "The Principles of Scientific Management " laid the foundation of modern organization. ... I think in scientific management the worker should be developed and trained. ... The fundamental of scientific management are applied to all kinds of human activities. ...

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Cultural progress has made humans better, and made this world a better place to live in, while, similarly, scientific progress has been effective in eradicating diseases, providing better crops, improving transportation, and much more. ... Since the industrial revolution, technology has made our lives more and more convenient. ... Communication, technology, medicine, and living standards were all much different from what we have become accustomed to today, and we have mostly progressed toward the better. ... Our increasingly sophisticated weaponry, and weapons of mass destruction, the sci...

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We have moved on from the basic technology creating near exact DNA copies of the original. ... Who uses the technology? ... For most of this century, our world has believed in scientific progress no matter what. Anything goes, if it's scientific progress. ... Summary For most of this century, our world has believed in scientific progress no matter what. ...

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"Beam me up, Scotty." It's a popular phrase coined by the original Star Trek series in the 1960's. Since then Star Trek has grown to include five successful television series and ten feature length films. To me, the Star Trek universe is an ascertainable future, a future where the human race has set...

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The technology of today has put us at the same level as our all mighty creator. ... Does this technology make God less important? ... They suggest that it is a sin for humankind to create life scientifically, that it may be used for evil purposes, that there will be legal implications after it becomes mainstream, and that cloning will change the current views of parenthood. ...

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Being a Web-based business, would principles of scientific management ever be useful to Getty Images? ... Scientific management is the approach that Getty Images used from the beginning. ... They scientifically select two companies that are teachable and developable. ... Getty Images changed the old rule-of-thrum of the process of the imaging business scientific management. ... They used the latest technology to enhance their process, and changed the point of sale into their client convenience. ...

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Technology has come a long way and one of the most interesting programs that have made its way in the year of 2001 is cloning. ... I am against cloning because it could cause serious health risk, emotional risk and technology risk. ... Cloning could be good if a mother cannot have babies, cloning would take care of the situation, it would be a miracle for the parents to have their own child, but I wouldn't call it a gift from God, because it certainly wasn't I would call it a gift from technology. ... God creates people to live and to live life to the fullest with a soul and everyt...

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The scientific and technological advances in medicine have lessoned the impact that the message of the Holy Spirit that is Jesus Christ provides. Money and technology have replaced divine intervention. ... We cannot allow technology to push aside the foundation of our beliefs. ... A balance between technology and Christianity is not acceptable. ...

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However, there were still variables we could not figure out due to the limitations of technology. ... Another facet of our lives that we have benefitted from philosophizing is science and technology. ... He wrote what was his method of philosophy as far as seeking wisdom through a scientific method. ... Technology has made tremendous leaps in the past one hundred and fifty years. ... Some religious zealots will turn their shoulder to scientific discoveries if they do not fit their religious narrative. ...

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There have been many concerns regarding scientific claims such as "Global Warming" and "a hole in the ozone layer." ... With all the knowledge and advanced technology we have now, we still would not be able to solve these earth threatening situations. ... An example of this would be about how religious groups are pressing for creationism to be taught in public schools instead of having their kids learn about the scientific theory of evolution, which has not yet been fully proven, but merely again, a hypothesis. ... Through the use of science, technology, and man, many diseases that were onc...

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Ultra sounds technology became available in the same time providing 2-d imagines and soon 3-d images. Radiological imaging is constantly evolving as computer technology advances. ... Besides, there personal involvement in the medical field they each have very professional and scientific reasoning's basing their opinions on facts. ... The greatest growth potential lies in high-end diagnostics using advanced technology. ... Making the importance of keeping up with technology and safety to better diagnose patients using X ray Images....

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Now many people may feel that thinking is merely scientific - the application of facts and figures. ... I"m not saying we can't understand the simple actions, we are familiar with many functions and their parts, even a scientific layman like myself knows about neurons and waves, but it ends there. ... One can use the common argument that we never could have imagined the technology we have today, but what they must realize is that some things are just not possible. ...

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In this period, nursing used scientific principles and logic, it was done in a business like manner, care was very task oriented and the practical usage was valued. ... The main reasons for these changes are societies expectations, health care needs changing, diseases changing, health promotion needs and scientific/technology advances....

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