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    Horace - Adversity

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    What I believe that Horace is trying to say through “Adversity has the effect of electing talents which in prosperous circumstances would have lain dormant” is that challenges bring about innate talents in individuals which would have otherwise been undiscovered. Through personal experiences and the novel “The Scarlet Letter” I can certainly justify why this quote is not completely accurate. Adversity is merely a stimulant‚ but a person’s own character is what drives him to be successful. One of

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    who are successful are born with an innate talent‚ therefore‚ giving us minimal control over our lives. We are introduced to Donald Thomas‚ a very successful high jumper‚ who was able to reach the top at a very rapid speed as stated in the article‚ “Thomas advanced easily to the final‚ as did Stefan Holm” (Epstein). Thomas had not practiced the 10‚000 hours that Gladwell argued in his article‚ but instead he had an Achilles’ tendon‚ which helped him. His innate ability was the key to success for

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    Option 2 The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed‚ in effort‚ to protect the hiring rights of disabled persons in the workforce. It sought to make the bigotry and prejudice that faced disabled people in the hiring process illegal and‚ also‚ to lesson the economic burden put on firms to accommodate disabled persons needs in the office by making it illegal to refuse to hire and accommodate to save money. The logic was that if all businesses must‚ then no business can gain a competitive

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    some fields. Nevertheless‚ it does not decrease the value of the training to be zero. To begin with‚ deliberate practice can just give an individual an opportunity to succeed as an experimental innovator‚ but not a conceptual innovator. “Natural talent and other factors are more likely play a role in establishing whether someone can master a complicated activity.” (Emma Innes‚ 21st May 2013‚ paragraph 2) It is believed that a long period train truly can help a hard-working person to be an elite;

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    Nurture vs Nature

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    Nurture strongly influences early human development Both nurture and nature can influence early human development. The innate factor depends on the nature while the acquired factor’s development mostly depends on the nurture. The innate factor might has been determined when a child is still been a fetus‚ the heredity plays an important part in that. Such as human race‚ color of skin and hair‚ may be your color of eyes. Parents give their baby their own gene; it is the reason why the baby looks

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    Athletic Meritocracy

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    Giftedness and Compensation for Talent One of the assumptions that the meritocracy holds is the idea of innate talent - that people’s merit are mostly genetically inherited skill. Michael Sandel calls this idea “giftedness‚” or an appreciation of our limitations and our willingness to accept “the unbidden” - what we cannot control. To alter a person’s natural abilities‚ then‚ would be seen as an unfair advantage‚ as it was not given to him or her genetically‚ and demonstrates a lack of gratefulness

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    Are leaders born or made?

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    theory that leaders require talent to articulate vision that inspires‚ which is not a transmittable skill but innate quality‚ Ackoff (2005) reassures that leaders are born. Leaders are born with the ability to reinforce values‚ initiate change‚ hence those behaviours require charisma‚ compassion and intelligence‚ skills which are inherit not acquired and those distinguish leaders from their followers (Shane‚ 2010). Nevertheless Rowley (1997) makes the point that innate traits are very important for

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    individual must do to reach the highest standards. Epstein has a more reasonable and evidential take on the pathway of an individual; he acknowledges different views while maintaining the concept of innate talent and practice. In the article‚ “The Sports Gene‚” Epstein follows the idea of innate talent. Epstein is justified when looking at the athlete Donald Thomas. After only months of practice‚ Thomas went to the World Championships and won. Why? Having so little experience manifested in him having

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    or made is an ancient "conundrum" discussed by both Plato and Aristotle in the early days (Allaby). In those days‚ Plato believed that children are born with their special talents and individuality. This philosopher therefore supported the fact that nature is the cause of human personality ("Child Psychology"). A person’s innate or essential qualities or character describes nature ("Nature"). The nature theory states that people behave as they do according to genetic predispositions (Nature vs. Nurture

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    baby has his/her very own unique talent. It is an innate ability which I believe every person possesses and that it contributes to the development of human world thinking. If the talent of a person is early identified‚ nurtured and exposed‚ surely it may not look so but it is already a big contribution to the society. Take for example‚ a person who is able to write a creative writing is already a talent. Creativity itself is a talent. A person can use his/her talent such as this to help other people

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