The scene in the subway station is also a good example because it shows how they manage to escape with the help of the telephone and how Neo is left behind and couldn't escape because the call ended , this is a very good example on how dependent they are on technology. One more very good example is Neo and Morpheus when fighting , they do not physically fight but fight through a computer generated game , this also shows how dependent they are on technology . ... In the end the human race went extinct because of their mistake and due to this Earth ( the real world ) is a wasteland . ... E...

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The contamination of our planets earth, air and water is irreversible and has changed the nature of life as we know it. Rachel Carson's article "The Obligation to Endure" was published in 1962, from her book "Silent Spring," she tries to reach out and let people know the damage that has and is happening to our planet Earth, to spread her message that pesticides are dangerous, and public safety should be considered. ... Rachel Carson is very good at captivating the audience I think her writings move easily from one topic to the next, while her writing style keeps the to...

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Confucianism took a humanistic approach in which an individual's action determined whether they were good or bad. ... Confucianism believed that human beings were born "good, " therefore one was prompted to obey with oughtness. ... There was no total good and evil or negative and positive. ... The everlasting attempt of Yin and Yang provoked the idea that humanity must try to balance the opposites of Heaven and Earth and ultimately live to get from Yang to Yin. Nature was the balance between the two, Heaven and Earth. ...

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Galaxies, stars, the solar system, and Earth have changed through time, and so has life on Earth. Biological evolution concerns changes in living things during the history of life on Earth. ... Darwin called this process "descent with modification," which remains a good definition of biological evolution today. ... The theory of evolution explains how life on Earth has changed. ...

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As a result of this we keep purchasing those objects to keep getting that feeling, which has a devastating effect on the earth and our limited resources. ... We are whizzing through the earth's natural resources faster than we need to, because of our need for luxuries. ... Avoiding the distractions that luxuries create that consumer so much of our time is the key to building healthy relationships and good social skills. ... We need things that are not only unnecessary but harmful to the human race and the earth; we waste resources, pollute the atmosphere, and bring the planet closer and ...

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According to Environment Canada, good water is "free from disease-causing organisms, harmful chemical substances, radioactive matter and has no bad odours or colour". The water cycle has allowed the amount of water on Earth to remain the same over the past four billion years. Recently concerns that the Earth's population may be ruining the water supply have been unveiled. Of all the water on Earth, 97.5 per cent is seawater and three-quarters of the remaining two and a half per cent is clean water locked in polar ice caps. ... Canada is tying to avoid exporting their water under the Nort...

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There are over 7 billion human populations on the earth now ("World Population"). ... "In 1999, there were only about 2.2 hectares of ecologically productive land per person on Earth. When the population grows to 9 billion that figure will come down to 1.5-barely enough to provide everyone with a good diet"(Curry 254). ... Therefore, if overpopulation cannot be solved, human will face the most significant survival crisis on the earth. ... First, people need to understand the importance of overpopulation and be committed to helping improve the environment rather than conti...

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Land is being protected, trees saved as new ways are sought to produce safe and effective energy for people are recognizing that Earth's natural resources are slowly dwindling. ... Furthermore, man's mission on earth to rule is not emphasized but moreso to be a good caretaker of the Garden, which he failed and was exiled from Heaven. Clearly this decree in the Bible preaches taking care of God's Garden which now can be interepreted as Earth. ...

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I will also explain Aristophanes" definition of love, and whether or not love is an admirable or good thing. ... Symbolically, these beings were said to be the children of the sun, earth and the moon. The male was the child of the sun, the female of the earth, and the unified androgynous creature was a child of the moon. ... Here we can clearly see that Aristophanes believes that sexual love, all be it pleasurable and good, is not what the soul is after. ... Aristophanes clearly believes that love is a good thing and something to be admired. ...

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Moreover, unlike factory workers, they do not need to be motivated to do a good job. ... or 'Good morning, how are you doing today?'. ... As there is no development on earth that come without any scarifications, if we have to sacrifice part of our humanity for a better developed future, why not?...

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Much of political theory operated around an inherent expectation of the human to be an entity who was capable of making good decisions and submitting to societal needs. ... As Plato states that his ideal society can only exist "in heaven ", he concurrently denies any ability of humans to restrain self-interest for the greater good of society. ... Whereas Plato deems humans unable to truly contribute to an ideal society, Aristotle believes that through education and teaching of virtues, an ideal state can indeed be created on earth. ...

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He believed that the natural condition of man was social cooperation – sharing their profits so that all would benefit and working together for the greater good. ... Plato explains in "The Republic" that the guardian is to be a really good and noble guardian of the state who will unite in himself philosophy, spirit, swiftness and strength (Plato, pg. 9). ... What Hobbes is saying is, human beings are put on this earth to look out for themselves; and if scarcity were to occur, they would look the other way if someone else needed help. ... They both agreed that government shou...

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Mayans had a tradition more similar to the Abrahamic religions; those deemed good would go to a realm similar to Heaven, whereas the guilty and evil would suffer eternally in the Mayan underworld, Xibalba. ... Popes believed themselves to be the closest person/messenger of God, on Earth, and the pharaohs were thought of as being semi-divine. ...

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Good Friday and Easter Sunday, the day on which Jesus rose have become holy days. ... Those who are Christians therefore believe that not only are they saved from their sins but also look forward to the day where Jesus will come again and judge all the living and the dead and those that have been faithful and good will ascend into heaven. Until that day Christians believe that the Spirit of God lives in them, and guides and strengthens them in their pilgrimage on earth. ...

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As Holmes Rolston III argues, "Singer has himself proved blind to the still larger effort in environmental ethics to value life in all its ranges and levels, indeed to care for biosphere Earth . . . ... On the contrary, if a recreational hunter does not kill, he will not starve, he will not likely even go hungry because he has alternative means of a livelihood, so the benefit of killing an animal is far less significant to a recreational hunter ( The greatest good for the greatest number ). ... Animals have emotions and desires, and appear to be capable of enjoying a good life. ...

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Unluckily, this portion of earth's human inhabitants transformed to literal scrooges, majority with the mentality of "If I can't have anything, why should anyone else?... " All they have witnessed in their lives has resulted in a better comprehension on how every soul on earth is going through some sort of hardship, and granting all that they have or lack, they choose to help in any given chance. ... Souls that chose to take the generosity in their heart and cultivate it in such a way, that it grows and blooms into a beautiful flower, one that can never die if they continue...

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For the human population to become more environmentally friendly, we must start with children and help them develop good habits. ... Along with caring for our future success by moderating the amount of natural resources we reap from mother earth, humans must also understand the importance of other species. ...

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Appreciation can be plainly defined as the recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of someone of something. ... Where on Earth are there fields of countless daffodils with the sea right beside it? ...

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Previously, science was presented as a discipline in which advancement and improvements were always considered to be good, but now with the idea of scientific ethics, scientist are now encouraged to examine the possible social, economic, and political consequences of their actions. ... Automobiles were previously seen as a technological achievement, but now they were being ridiculed for the ecological dangers that it posed on the earth. ...

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Unlike Hobbes, who believed that humans were naturally evil, Rousseau claimed that it was impossible for humans to be evil in the State of Nature because they didn't know what "good" was. ... Unlike Rousseau, Locke has argued that reason is what allows humans to govern themselves and maintain good relations. ... According to Locke, people would take what they needed from the earth, and only save enough to cover their needs. ...

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There are usually a lot of obstacles blocking in the way of revolutions as ordinary people are commonly so used to the established old world and rules that it takes a fairly long time for them to accept something new, even though the new things may be apparently conducive to them. Likewise, almost e...

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Like them, cloning is to be regarded as a neutral technique, with no inherent meaning or goodness, but subject to multiple uses, some good, some bad. ... To erase foolish ambition and its uncontrolled experimental technology is to destroy the "Frankenstein" that corrupts the earth's natural order and begin back on the road to a new world, filled with hope, happiness and tranquility....

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The belief in total depravity does more harm than good to those who are taught it. ... More importantly, the bondage of humanity is held together by sins that every person on earth is subject to because of humanity's inherent imperfection. ...

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Beginning with the first act of mankind disrupting the earth on the island, a big mark is left by the boys' crashing plane, "All around him the long scar smashed into the jungle..." (7). ... William Golding uses religious allegory to unveil the truth about evil within all humans and bases the idea off of the struggle between Christ and the Devil, otherwise understood as good and evil. ... The struggle between good and evil ends when Roger purposely kills Piggy because he would not have to face with the consequences presented by civilization. ... Along with the lost battle to stay good, o...

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With continuous excavations, anthropologists have discovered that many ancient tribes participated in this behavior, even during the time when Neanderthals roamed the earth. ... Many of the fetus-buyers believe that it can "make your skin smoother, your body stronger and are good for the kidneys',"" commented one female doctor from south Hong Kong. ...

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