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"reality" and "truth"
Everything has to start somewhere, but who is to say when, where, how, or why it will end, or even if it will end at all. Physics, for example, is what it is because humans studied, measured, and named it. Not because we were given a manual and told what...
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Senses
The most difficult sense for me to lose would be my eyesight. Everything I love, other than music, I need my sight in order to enjoy. I would never be able to look at my daughter’s beautiful face again and I would never be able to accomplish my dream...
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Leonardo da Vinci
In the attempt to understand and encompass whom Leonardo da Vinci was it is essential to understand that he was much more than just a painter, he was a genius. From the skill and techniques he exuded in his work as a painter to his wondrous mechanical...
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Christ Episcopal Church - Architectural Field Trip Report
I chose to research the Christ Episcopal Church for my architectural field trip report. This magnificent Catholic Church is located in Westerly, Rhode Island, at the corners of Broad and Elm Street. Construction of the church began in 1891, and opened...
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The Harmful Effects of Video Games on Children
When I was a child, I used to spend all day playing outside. I would go for walks, play ball with my friends, go fishing, make mud pies; the list goes on. I do not recall being bored very often during my childhood. On the off chance that the words, “I’m...
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The Psychological Construct of Addiction in Popular Media
Addiction is a problem that affects millions of people every day. According to ‘Psychology; A Modular Approach to Mind and Behavior’, addiction is defined as, “Development of physical dependence on a drug such that craving and physical discomfort (withdrawal...
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Creationism: Should We Teach It In Public Schools?
Creationism is a well-known, and widely believed, theory of how the world came into existence. Why then, does the public educational system leave this theory out in the cold while the theory of evolution warms its toes by the proverbial fire? I cannot...
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Descriptive Essay; My Daughter’s Birthday
I was nine months pregnant and my belly was twice as full after eating thanksgiving dinner a few days earlier with the family. “One more trip to the doctor.” I thought to myself as I relaxed in my last few hours of pregnancy. My doctor had told me that...