Finally, even Rikki Tikki Tavi can tell that it's a law of nature that " all a grown mongoose's business in life was to fight and to eat snakes" and because of this, Rikki never trusts Nag or Nagaina which saves his life. In all three examples, the morals or laws that the animals live by can be considered to be filled with Man-like intelligence because of the extreme logic and thought that went into them. ... Because of some animals near human intelligence, is it possible that one day man will be like pets to other animals because these animals have an intellectually superior m...

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Although today, American civilization has allowed the near complete opposite to occur, by permitting the patenting of cells. ... Such as more and more law suits will arise, dealing with the ownership of cells. ... It not only resembles an abhorrent crime in American history, but also diminishes the value of our constitution by allowing select people, scientists, to follow certain laws, while ignoring others (Thirteenth Amendment). ...

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No matter how we bring a child into this world, God, at or near the moment of conception, places a spirit in the body. ... People are not going to listen to the laws, if they want something it'll be done. ...

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Suppose one day you could go into a lab and make the perfect human being. Suppose you could take your own genes and make a copy of them. Think about the possibilities: - The chance for childless couples to raise a family. - The chance for dying patients to harvest the organ they need...

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Norman Mushari, a graduate of Cornell law School, works for a firm that had designed both the Foundation and Corporation. ... It showed how he was against those very rich people "dipping in the river of wealth" while so many " can't even get near the banks." ...

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