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    What makes wrong actions wrong? In my opinion‚ an action is wrong if and only if its final consequence has a harmful impact on the interest of majority. Maybe like some others‚ at first‚ I felt as long as the final consequence has a harmful impact on the interest of any individual‚ then it must be a wrong action. Then I realized that there are lots of exceptions that contradict to this conclusion. To find out the common point of these exceptions‚ let’s analyze some cases that

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    Maslow Was Wrong

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    Nain’sPorous Hierarchy of Needs: An Alternative to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs1. “Maslow’s model treats all men as pre-programmed robots‚ all of whom have the same pre-programmed pattern of needs.” Maslow Hierarchy of Needs2: Introduction Maslow‟s Need Theory supposedly forms as one of the bedrock principles of psychology3‚ and it has been applied to diverse fields like organizational behaviour4‚ organizational/&behavioural economics5‚ and management studies6 and beyond7. In the fields of organizational

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    whether or not to go along with their friends and get a permanent body decoration by way of tattooing or piercing. Although it is their body‚ teenagers’ should wait until they are adults before making a decision on a permanent body decoration. A tattoo is a picture or word placed into the skin with permanent ink. The needle involved is a flat or round group of points ranging from a one (single needle) to a 10 (points grouped in a pattern). The ink is placed into the skin using a vibrating machine

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    First Impression In the novel‚ The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald Jay Gatsby experiences a major change in his identity all so that he could impress the love of his life. Gatsby‚ whose real name was James Gatz but changed it when he meets Dan Cody and begins to work with him‚ knows that he was born into a family that was not economically stable. As a teenager‚ he realizes that he wants to succeed in life and he has his mind set on the future and how he could have an impact on the world. Towards

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    Animal Testing Is Wrong

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    Animal Testing Is Wrong All over the world‚ many popular companies are producing our favorite products‚ ranging from cosmetics‚ to food‚ medicine‚ and to cleaning supplies. When you use your favorite products‚ they may pose no threat to you‚ but don’t be fooled‚ your favorite products may have been the cause of death for many helpless and innocent mice‚ rabbits‚ rats‚ primates‚ hamsters‚ (Unknown‚ beaglefreedomproject) guinea pigs‚ fish‚ birds‚ frogs‚ even cats and dogs. Right now‚ thousands

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    Why Is Euthanasia Wrong

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    to the sick or injured people. As Catholics‚ we are told that all life is sacred. Many people believe that euthanasia is against the Church. In a sense‚ euthanasia is against the Church‚ but others have opinions on the topic. Euthanasia is only wrong if the person does not agree with the procedure. The Catholic Church teaches us that life is sacred. Life was given to us by the image and likeness of God in the Book of Genesis. We were given the Ten Commandments from Moses. The fifth commandment

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    WAS DARWIN WRONG

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    WAS DARWIN WRONG? An insight of Darwin’s theory of evolution 20th November 2013 Charles Darwin was an English naturalist who studied variation in animals and plants on a five year voyage around the world in the 19th century. He was born in 1809 and died in 1882‚ during his lifetime he managed to present his findings in his book‚ “On the Origin of Species”. Darwin’s findings caused a lot of controversy during his time and the present day‚ they were seen as conflicting with religious beliefs about

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    Wars Are Always Wrong

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    Wars are always wrong It has been approximately 100‚000 years that modern human beings first evolved in the Earth. Along with the pace of time human civilization has been diversified into different racial‚ ethnic and language groups. This disintegration has lead people to live in a myriad of culture which is considerably different from each other‚ in most of the ways. The hodgepodge of various culture‚ race‚ and language has created complex and factious human societies. From the beginning of

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    Summary of ‘On Teenager And Tattoos’ by Andres Martin If one analyses the psychological motivations‚ one will find that tattoos are more than just ink on this skin‚ but can actually serve as a personal display. The concept of tattoos and piercing has become increasingly common in our youth today. It is often a result of peer pressure or teenagers seeking to find their place in a group. Like any other fashion fad‚ it helps in identity consolidation as teenagers try to deviate from the norm or conform

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    Was Hiroshima Wrong

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    and limiting damage done by war. The Just War Theory consists of seven sections: Just Cause‚ that force may only be used to correct a grave‚ public evil‚ Comparative Justice‚ where the rights on a side of a conflict must significantly outweigh the wrongs‚ Legitimate Authority‚ only duly constituted public authorities may use deadly force or wage war‚ Right Intention‚ force may only be used in a truly just cause‚ Probability of Success‚ arms may not be used in a cause where disproportionate measures

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