"Those Who We Rely On"

All ones ideas of Romanticism, teleological narratives, and the like rely one key factor the existence of moral absolutes. ... An example with Christianity, would state that in a community with intense suffering a group of people made an attempt to turn that suffering into a virtue, and then that idea spread and caught on with those who suffered until it became almost the acceptable rule. ... Yet in Nietzsche's view this again becomes a falsity, because we try to create the world in an image of ourselves. ... So, Nietzsche would not need to call for a rejection of those beliefs, rathe...

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So even after the grandmother passes away, Giovanni will always rely on her to make the best rolls. ... It shows how they rely on each other for strength and wisdom. The granddaughter wants to forever rely on her grandmother. ... They go about their duties quietly, doing the things we do for the people we love. ... But there comes a time in all our lives when we realize the great sacrifices that were made for us, and how much we owe to those that raised us. ...

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We have relied on factory farming for so long that we overlook the experiences these animals go through in the factory process. ... "Those of us that raise our own animals are doing so because we don't want to be part of the industrialized agricultural machine that routinely abuses animals for the sake of the almighty dollar" (James McWilliams). ... Most leather comes from India and China and in those countries animal welfare laws are either nonexistent or not enforced. ... The industry experts expect the farmers to kill off 50 to 80 percent of young goats who do not meet the...

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You never hear about a child who will one day become a great marksman. ... Those of you who are in favor of gun control may bring up all the killings and injuries that occur every year involving a gun. ... Does this mean we need to get rid of automobiles. Obviously not, because most of our society rely on automobiles as their primary form of transportation. Some people rely on the animals they kill to feed their family from week to week. ...

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Dating as far back as the Paleolithic Era, man has relied on art as a form of expression and control. ... Picasso once said that early artists such as those during the Paleolithic era were the greatest artists of all time. ... Unlike us, the people of the early ages did not rely on technology to get by every day. ... These days, we are under so much pressure that we resort to things like drugs and alcohol. ... Through fertility goddesses, we can come to the conclusion that pregnant women were highly treasured and glorified by the people who made them. ...

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"It is prudent never to trust completely those who have deceived us even once" (Blackburn). ... We do not know anything unless we first experience it. ... He calls attention to the fact that, although we rely heavily on science to prove the existence of the external world, it is not really a reliable source. Science is based upon theories, and those theories are the tools that we use to describe reality; however, we cannot precisely examine said reality. What's more, if we cannot at all times fully rely on our senses, then we also cannot always entirely rely on our scientifi...

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During the next stage, also in 1968, the Palestinian guerrilla groups, who called themselves fida'iyeen (fedayeen), or self-sacrificers, seized control of the PLO from the leadership that had been installed by Egyptian President Gamal Abd al-Nasser in 1964. ... From about 1965, and particularly after Israel's victory in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, a power struggle developed within the Palestinian resistance movement, mainly between advocates of Arab state sponsorship and those, like Arafat, supporting an independent movement. ... It came to involve virtually the whole Palestinian pop...

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Those who visited concentration camps after the war in Eastern Europe were confronted by things that, in the words of United States General Dwight D. Eisenhower, beggar description.1 What so shocked those observers initially in 1945 was in fact only a small part of the vast killing program established by the Nazis in Europe. ... To both questions, the answers lie with the people who were involved. ... Of the non-Jewish Italians, many were anti-German, anti-Fascist, and prepared to help all fugitives who came their way. ... Thus far, we may say that the process of assimilation had gone very far...

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It is critical that good leaders display the ability to effectively communicate with their associates and subordinates as well as train and encourages others to demonstrate those same communication skills. ... One can no longer rely on the independent pursuit, in order for team dynamic to exist there has to be a cohesion of people who subscribe to the same vision or purpose otherwise they are just going along for the ride. ... Times have changed, technology is growing, and we have advanced to the level where communication between two distant places, is as easy as speaking. ... Succes...

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