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    Computers in Our Society

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    Don’t know anything about computers? Don’t think they are a big part of your life? Think again! Computers are wondrous machines that improve our lives in many areas like education‚ entertainment‚ and work.(Paragraph)The use of computers in and out of school has made improvements in the way we learn. For instance‚ “the use of computers in the classroom has freed up some of my time so I can give more individualized instruction to the needy‚” says Instructor Mary S. Teachemall

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    violence and discrimination. Women who are perceived to have dishonored their families – for allegedly or actually committing adultery‚ refusing an arranged marriage‚ or asking for a divorce‚ among other reasons – may be threatened with honor killing. Iraq’s legal system institutionalizes gender-based violence and discrimination through criminal laws that condone male violence while punishing women who transgress cultural norms‚ and through laws that are either discriminatory or are harmful to women

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    Morton Hunt‚ the author of the article – “The Biological Roots of Religion- Is Faith in Our Genes” summed up the socio-biological theory of the roots of religion as: “genetically built into early human beings was a set of mental‚ emotional‚ and social needs that caused culture to develop in certain ways‚ including the development of various religions‚ and caused culture reciprocally to favour and select for evolution those human traits that provided socio-cultural advantages to the individuals possessing

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    Gene and Vincent

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    directed by Andrew Niccol‚ is set in a future where science‚ and not religion‚ has taken over society. A new form of discrimination has arisen‚ called genoism‚ discrimination according to one’s genetic purity. The story follows a man named Vincent Freeman who was born as a god child this means he was genetically inferior to people born with the aid of technology. Vincent faces extreme genetic discrimination and prejudice‚ making it harder for his life long dream of being an astronaut. But we soon

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    scientists isolated a gene‚ BRCA1 that has an unprecedented impact on the study of cancer genetics. BRCA1 is a breast cancer susceptibility gene‚ meaning that woman who possess different mutations in this genes also possess a greatly increased risk of acquiring familial breast cancer‚ mutations in these two genes alone appear to be responsible for approximately 70% of breast cancer cases in families with an inheritance pattern affecting several generations. Scientists have developed genetic screening techniques

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    Gene Therapy

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    WHAT IS GENE THERAPY? Gene therapy is the transfer of recombinant DNA into an individual’s body cells‚ with the intent to correct a genetic defect or treat a disease. The transfer occurs by the way of lipid clusters or genetically engineered viruses‚ inserts an unmutated gene into an individual’s chromosomes. It is basically a method for fixing defective genes that cause diseases. As Starr‚ Evers & Starr (2013) stated‚ there are over 15‚000 serious genetic disorders in the world. Most of

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    Prejudice‚ Discrimination‚ Stereotyping‚ and Scapegoat. It will also look at two case studies in order to illustrate prejudice and discrimination in action. Prejudice and Discrimination Prejudice and Discrimination are difficult to separate as they typically appear together. Prejudice is defined as “A preconceived opinion”. while Discrimination is defined as “Biased or unfavourable treatment”‚ both taken from Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus 3 (Oxford University Press‚ 2001). Discrimination converts

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    politics have split our nation in two creating a spectrum with two drastic ends. This seems to have created a rise in this dehumanizing behavior‚ whether it is hate crime or discriminative remarks. Discrimination against customers is not rare and is often reported on nationwide. For example‚ four Latina customers in California were refused service from a waiter until he saw proof of residency. This is wrong and it is unacceptable‚ but what is not often reported in discrimination against employees by

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    Genes

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    and the assurance to a higher standard of future for their children. However‚ this may not be accurate for all families. One or both of the parents have chosen to work overseas because of the worsening economic condition in the Philippines. From genes to bequests‚ parents have important influences on the income‚ health and general living standards of their children as adults (Ermisch‚ 2003). Parents either working within the country or overseas influence their children in countless ways. They create

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    Gene Splicing

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    Gene Splicing What Is It? Gene Splicing is one type of genetic technology. It is the process of taking pieces of DNA from one or more organisms then combining them into another DNA strand to create new DNA or recombinant DNA. How does it Work? Chemicals called restriction enzymes are used as scissors to cut the DNA. Thousands of these restriction enzymes exist‚ each recognizing only a single sequence of DNA. Once it finds that sequence in a strand of DNA‚ it attacks it and splits the base pairs

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