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A social dilemma is bound to occur when an individual’s rational interests come into conflict with the collective or the group interests. When faced with a dilemma between personal rational interests or group interests, an individual will naturally seek his own interests even if this may eventually work against everyone including the individual. The individual […]

Marine mammals can go without breathing for as long as thirty minutes while diving. On the other hand, human divers can dive to a maximum of 60 meters while holding their breath for about a minute. Marine mammals have special adaptations which enable them to hold breath for such long periods without damaging vital organs. […]

POL208Y5Y Introduction to International Relations Fall/Winter Session 2008-2009, University of Toronto at Mississauga First Term Paper Prof. Steven Bernstein Length: 7-9 pages Worth: 15 % of your final course grade Due: Nov. 12, 2008 Explain The Decision to Send Canadian Combat Troops to Afghanistan Essay Question: Which level of analysis best explains the decision of […]

The Great Wall of China was initially constructed over 2,000 years ago, by Qin Shi Huangdi who was the first emperor of China during the Qin (Ch’in) Dynasty (221 B.C – 206 B.C.). The Great Wall of China is a collection of short walls which follow the crest of hills on the southern edge of […]

Abstract This paper is a brief but to some extent a comprehensive look at the field of dental assisting. It begins by looking at the education and training requirements of dental assistants. Here we look at the institutions which offer training in this field and the regulatory bodies which enforce the practice through certain mandatory […]

Criminal punishment serves three purposes; reform, changing an offender’s behavior; incapacitation, making the offender unable to perpetrate another crime; and deterrence, imposing a tough penalty that deters the offender from committing the offense. The rules of natural justice dictate that an offender takes full responsibility for his offence, a criminal pays for his crime, and […]

The American society has been taught to believe that the US Constitution was written to encourage democracy and protect civil rights. However, Holton offers a different view. He even goes to the extent of stating that, were it not for the anti-federalists the Bill of Rights would not have been included in the Constitution. He […]

Anorexia can be describes as a general medical symptom of decreased appetite. It is a general non-psychiatric condition.  Its medical diagnostic varies with many descriptions that vary with the particular form of anorexia and/ or the group it mainly affects. To this effect we have examples of this condition that include Anorexia nervosa, Anorexia mirabilis, […]

Invetigate what many of the leading theorists ( THE SOURCE BOOK WILL BE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT BY ” SHELDA DEBOWSKI ” AND OTHER OTHER LEADING THEORISTS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ) of knowledge management think about THE UNDER MENTIONED QUESTION: 1- Why is knowledge management necessary to the modern business organization? This research will be into […]

Philosophy can be defined as the systematic pursuit of knowledge and human excellence. This paper looks at the differences between Descartes’ epistemology in Meditations on First Philosophy and Plato’s in The Republic. Descartes’ epistemology is known as foundationalism. In the Meditations, Descartes doubts everything he was taught to believe because it is human tendency to […]