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    Are they sentenced to life in prison for protecting themselves or their children? How is their punishment decided? After asking the Internet‚ I have found that I am not alone in my curiosity. Authors such as Lorana Bartels‚ Starre Vartan‚ and Lilia Blaise from The Conversation‚ Pacific Standard‚ and The New York Times all have one common goal while discussing this topic: to inform‚ educate‚ and persuade their audiences that “since a battered woman’s experiences are generally outside the common understanding

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    GALILIE BLAISE PASCAL LEONHARD EULER JOSEPH FOURIER SIR GEORGE GABRIEL STROKES Galileo Galilei | 1564-1642 Italian | performed fundamental observations‚ experiments‚ and mathematical analyses in astronomy and physics; discovered mountains and craters on the moon‚ the phases of Venus‚ and the four largest satellites of Jupiter: Io‚ Europa‚ Callisto‚ and Ganymede | Blaise Pascal | 1623-1662 French | discovered that pressure

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    of each term. Ex: This process can be even easier. Blaise Pascal‚ a famous French mathematical among other things put together a triangle made up of numbers where each number represents the coefficient of each term (when expanded) in a binomial to a certain power. He named the triangle “triangle du arithmétique” or in English‚ “The Arithmetical Triangle”. Now the triangle is called “Pascal’s triangle named after the creator‚ Blaise Pascal. We can find this triangle by using combinations. Ex:

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    that can never be answered with certainty. These questions make up the study of philosophy‚ and are considered using reason and logic. Two of the main arguments in philosophy discuss its value and the meaning of life. Socrates‚ Bertrand Russell‚ Blaise Pascal and Thomas Nagel attempt in their own way to reason through these questions and form their own unique answers. In Bertrand Russell’s “The Value of Philosophy”‚ he discusses what philosophy is and why it is important. He concludes that the value

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    the existence of God? Throughout time many philosophers have been searching for an answer to creation and whether it is actually possible to prove (or not prove) if God exists. Some of the philosophers include Thomas Aquinas‚ William Paley and Blaise Pascal they came up with various different theories and arguments to prove the existence of God and why they believed he did exist. Another philosopher Karl Marx thought that his theory could convince people not to believe in God. One philosopher‚ Thomas

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    Belief in God exists in every culture and has throughout history (www.iep.utm.edu/relig-ep/). If we can conceive one of the greatest possible beings‚ then it must exist. Pragmatic arguments have often been active in the support of theistic belief. Theistic pragmatic arguments are not arguments for the suggestion that God exists; they are arguments that believing God exists is rational. Pragmatic arguments are relevant to belief-formation‚ since teaching a belief is an action. Pragmatic arguments

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    The Meaning of Life: Why are We Here? Michelle Klingenberg Colorado Technical University Author Note This paper was prepared for PHIL301‚ CS42-01‚ taught by Siamak Pouraryan on May 24‚ 2014. The Meaning of Life: Why are We Here? Why are we here? What is the purpose and meaning of life? These questions‚ or variations of‚ have probably crossed the mind of just about every person that ever lived at some point or other‚ and maybe even several times during their lives. It is important

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    “Justice and power must be brought together‚ so that whatever is just may be powerful‚ and whatever is powerful may be just” were words said by Blaise Pascal (1623-1663). If mercy was really that important‚ a great mind like Blaise Pascal would have inserted “mercy” in his quote. Justice is by far the most critical component of society in the King Lear universe. Mercy is only valid on individual basis‚ when the assailant actually learns from their mistakes. If we think that by forgiving constantly

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    Blaise Pascal once wrote “ Kind words do not cost much. Yet they accomplish a fortune.”; this means that it takes nothing to say something nice‚ but it will mean more to them than we will ever know. In RJ Palacio’s novel Wonder‚ a kid named August goes to school. He makes some really good friends that make his 5th grade year set a high standard for his following years of school. They pick him up when he’s down and don’t treat him different. They always are there for him‚ and stick up for him when

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    coefficient of xn−kyk is equal to the number of different combinations of k elements that can be chosen from an n-element set. HISTORY :  HISTORY This formula and the triangular arrangement of the binomial coefficients are often attributed to Blaise Pascal‚ who described them in the 17th century‚ but they were known to many mathematicians who preceded him. The 4th century B.C. Greek mathematician Euclid mentioned the special case of the binomial theorem for exponent 2 as did the 3rd century B.C.

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