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someone I could understand. I could hurt them, but I don't want to. That is what, I think, makes me different from a monster. Monsters, mass murderers or just murderers don't want to control themselves. That makes them stupid, that’s what makes them sub-human. I can think, I do. I sometimes wish I didn't because most of it is how I would lose control. If it would be people around me, one or two, or twenty or thirty, then me. Would

Avian Influenza is a disease that is rare for humans to get. It was discovered in 1878 in Italy, then the next outbreak was in the United States in 1924 and 1929. There was a total of two people were infected with this disease. In 1955, the virus once known as Fowl Plague was actually an influenza virus. Avian means relating to birds, this is how the disease got its name. In order to fully understand Avian Influenza, one must look at the causes, symptoms, and treatments of the disease. Though Avian

Mexica art, some of them include: The experienced world is a representation composed out of representations Men are like everything else, they are figments The world is constantly made and remade by the divine artificer The human artist mimics the divine activity Art among humans is a collective quest for the really real Artists had knowledge equal to the gods, but the gods dimmed their eyes so they could only see the obvious Art became worship Nature is the creation of sacred art Primary goals of

authority in charge. For example in the novel, Lord of the Flies there is a lack of an adult. To grasp the true meaning of the word savage, according to Merriam-Webster, the definition of savage is, “Not domesticated or under human control and lacking the restraints normal to civilized human beings.” The outcome of this dire situation resulted in the boys taking a vote on who would be in power. Either Ralph, who is a representation of a civilized, productive, and charismatic protagonist in the novel. “But

The theme of the struggle between civilization and savagery is an archetype to one of life’s larger themes - humanity is chaos. Humanity is constantly fighting and bickering. It is human nature to do so. Throughout the ages, humans and technology have evolved. Human natures have not. The darkness beneath their skin, the darkness lurking inside waiting for opportunity, is still there and always will be. In the movie Justice League, Lois Lane while writing an article states, “Darkness is not the

process is, "Why am I writing?" For many, the initial response would be for a job, a grade, or to prove a point. On a basic level, however, animals behave according to two influences: instinct or experience; humans, since they are animals, are no different. There is a debate over whether humans write because it is in their genetic code or because writing is a useful tool people invented. Since evolution is based on use over a long period of time, it could be said that writing is taking the path that

Ancestors give DNA and their instincts which are passed down through centuries into us humans or other animals. In the novel “The Call of the Wild”, The reader learns that about the power of Ancestral memory and Primitive Instincts.Since Buck has very keen instincts it makes the beast strong inside him. Growing in experience “The dominant primordial beast was strong in Buck, and under the fierce conditions of trail life it grew and grew.” (Pg. 55). This means that since his ancestors long long ago

forks, and my mother’s ashes in a Flintstones lunchbox. You decide which one I use. And don’t you think for a second that I can’t use the lunchbox. Do you want to choke on ashes? Do you?! Because I will do it. I will shove them down your goddamned throat, and strangle you until you pass out, and if you still have a pulse by then, I’ll sharpen the goddamned shovel and cut off your fingers one by one and threaten someone else with them. And do you know why? You want to know why? You know, three weeks

Are We as ‘Human’ as We Say We Are? Cait McCormick Professor Nielsen English 1000 29 October 2015 Throughout Twain’s essay The Lowest Animal he assesses the human condition in relation to other animals. His discussion evaluates the role of humans as they are placed at the top of the evolutionary list, comparing them to animals usually placed below. During the essay, Twain uses social, political and economic examples to demonstrate the selfish nature of humans, more so than any animals. Based on

An Australian Philosopher; Peter Singer noun says, “Humans aren’t superior to animals, so it is not ok to to torture verb them.” More and more businesses are testing their products on animals for the benefit of themselves, and conjunction that is not right. First, it is unethical. As Peter Singer says, humans are not superior to animals, so humans cannot decide their fate. Next, there are many possible alternatives. Two of them being stem cell and genetic testing models. Lastly, who is to say they