Response to Kimberly Kunzler New products with harmful environmental or health effects should be locked out of the market. The Federal and States government should enact legislation that requires all manufacturers to pass new products to quality checkers. All the products must meet the health guidelines stipulated in the country. I agree with Kimberly that products like Vape pens and Juul pods should be withdrawn from the market. They have chemicals that lead to diseases such as lung cancer that claims the lives of many people. Withdrawing these products from the US market will be for the greater good. In contrast, the government should continue supporting the introduction of new products that transform people’s lives. For instance, the electric bicycle for the physically challenged is one of the products that is changing lives. Since the physically challenged struggle when walking around towns, these bicycles will ease their movement. It will also lower the burden of their relatives to guide them while walking in public.

A reflective essay on world religions Religions are spiritual traditions in the world. They account for about 83% globally. Christianity and Islam are among the major religions distributed across the globe. There other religions like Hinduism, Judaism and Buddhism, among others. Beliefs, customs and purposes differentiate religions; but they exhibit some similarities. As part of my online class, I took a visit to the Jewish Orthodox synagogue and an evangelical church. The experience of being in the two religions was intriguing. This paper provides a reflection of my experiences upon visiting these two places of worship. The Jewish Orthodox synagogue Jewish synagogues conduct prayers and Torah teachings. These practices are a replacement of the ancient Jewish sacrificial rituals that signified worship. That’s, a temple is a house of worship, a place where children are taught moral and Islamic culture and a social gathering place for charity and other social events. The Jewish communities celebrate the Sabbath events because it is a representation of God’s gifts to humanity (“Temple Israel – Conservative Synagogue in Springfield, IL,” 1895). Therefore, the Islams converge…

Critical analysis of Is Creativity Sexy? Critical analysis of Is Creativity Sexy? The Evolutionary Advantages of Artistic Thinking” by Sam McNerney (2012) is compelling because it relates to the human evolution puzzle. In more than 45,000 years ago, for no apparent reason, the human species took off. Populations started thriving, technology progressed rapidly, and humans started crafting and painting. From there, cities were built, and the human population became the most dominant on the planet. However, natural selection does not explain this change. Besides, our genetic make-up is identical to that of our ancestors who lived 100,000 years ago. Also, all these aspects of human success, such as language, culture, big brains, tools, and fire, have been in place for millions of years ago, but nothing happened. McNerney makes a good argument supported by scientific experiments. However, the effects associated with different sex drive for men and women, gender injustice and the varying research environments affect the results of the studies  Summary The article aims to answer the question of the relationship between sex and creativity through a study conducted…

money is a significant determinant of whether individuals eat healthier food After this specific research was finished, the team’s findings were that the choice of food that people each in their homesteads as a result of the amount of money they can afford to spend on food. This meant that people with a lot of money might spend it on buying food items from neighborhood stores while other people will travel and drive out of the neighborhood to the supermarket in order to access the foods of their choice. As a  result, the conclusion was that money is a significant determinant of whether individuals eat healthier food from neighborhood stores or not.   Theory One theory that is applicable in this research is the rational choice theory. The rational choice theory suggests that individuals usually make a rational decision that is best on their own self-interest. As a result, if a person wants to eat healthy food, they will choose to do so or not.   This theory relates to the research in the form that people make a rational…

Hostage At The Tables It was immediately after the award of trophies after a science contest. I had attended the competition with my best friends, Joy, Martha, and Carol. Joy received the prize of the best presenter, and I was the second, and Teresa was the third. So, we were free to move around and mingle with others as we get to know each other and create friendship. Then, our director, Collins, called me to take his bag to his car. When I was on my way to his car, I saw Martha and Carol walking together, and Joy was left behind. Joy felt lonely and decided to move to the field and sat with Teresa, a new friend we met at the event. After a while, I saw Martha and Carol approaching where Joy and Teresa, we sited. When they got closed to them, Carol told Martha that Joy was talking about them and that they were bad friends. Joy tried to excuse that she has not spoken anything about them, but they seemed not to listen to her…

Enjoy a relatively moderate trek in the Stokes States Forest Enjoy a relatively moderate trek in the Stokes States Forest in the Lower Sections of the Blue Mountain Loop. It is a thrilling nature trip termed the ‘hiker’s hike’ in Sandyston, New Jersey. This lush circuit is a combination of old and newer trails and has a path that passes through the Tinsley into the lower trails. The 17-mile trail is relatively flat, but it has been rated moderate because of the stony or rocky surfaces that dot the path. Dogs are allowed in the park but on a leash. Whenever you get tired, you can always take a shorter route along the way. You can leave the Tinsley path and cut on the shorter Stony Brook. The Blue Trail will undoubtedly keep you enthralled from the beginning to the end. From the lake, you enter a vegetation-covered loop and come back where you began. There is fantastic shade throughout the verdant forest making it enjoyable even in the hot days, Cascading limpid streams and unclouded clear ponds abound the…

The Jurassic Park The Jurassic Park is an American Science fiction horror adventure written by Crichton and produced by Kathleen Kennedy in 1193. The film’s setting is a fictional island called Isla Nublar, which is located in the Pacific along the coast of Costa Rica. In the film, a pragmatic paleontologist visits the Park, and during this time, a mystery happens. A power failure occurs in the Park loosening the cloned dinosaurs. Among those in the Park, were kids who had visited to view the dinosaurs. The cause of the power surge is an attempted robbery by Dennis Nedry, who intends to sell dinosaurs embryos to a willing buyer and is viewed as the film’s antagonist. When the management realizes that there was a breach of security, they get the power back but later realize that both the visitors and the dinosaurs were free and lost into the forest. John Hammond, the owner of the Park, summons three experts; Dr. Ellie, a palaeobotanist, Dr. Grant, a paleontologist, and Dr. Malcom, a mathematician to witness the horrors of the freed dinosaurs.…

Biomechanic technical report. Biomechanics is a combination of both the engineering field as well as the biology and physiology field. It applies principles obtained from the mechanic’s field in engineering to the human body for understanding mechanic influences on the human bones and joints. It is how the skeletal and musculature systems work under different conditions—application of physics and mathematical forms of analysis to discover the limits and capabilities of biological systems. As biomechanics is the study of human movement and interactions with the environment, the field has myriad applications in daily life and touches on many different sciences. It provides a rationale that is essential in the evaluation of systems that intervene to improve the lives of people. Biomechanics allows educators in the identification of physical activities that may contribute to the identification of activities that may lead to the development of muscles and gain fitness. The principles underlying biomechanics include Force-motion, Range of Motion, inertia, and force-time. These Principles underlie the science of movement and include how muscles, bones tendons and ligaments work in unison to provide body…

From the Coddling of the American Mind Vocabulary Prefix over-: the use of the prefix over adds a new meaning to the term sensitive as it now means more sensitive than necessary. Backlash, as used in the paragraph, means a very strong negative or harmful reaction. Intellectual engagement with other individuals combined with patterns of thought is part of speech that is endangered. This means that students are not offered opportunities for critical thinking and aren’t even allowed to examine their beliefs and the wisdom of those around them. Responding to Words To give offense means to cause anger or to bring about annoyance and displeasure to someone. The literary, philosophical, and historical canon is different from a canon as it is able to exclude works despite how influential a canon is. In other words, they do go through a value determining list that excludes other canons. Vindictive protectiveness, according to the essayists, means having a habit of protecting people from words and ideas that might make them uncomfortable. Discussing the main point Trigger warnings would be placed on materials…

Distributive Bargaining Distributive bargaining aligns with the Biblical worldview since most of the disputes are inherently solved in zero –mind terms. The zero-sum has deeper cultural roots primarily when traced back from the Biblical stories in the book of Genesis (Rosen, 2016). In this case, most conflicts can be resistant to a solution when the stakes are higher.  For instance, if a 30 per cent budget can be cut from the government agency, people’s jobs would be at stake; thus, it would be challenging to decide what to cut. However, distributive decisions can be made more accessible when the cuts are lowered enough to minimize employee’s impact. Besides, an interplay of one’s walk away value is often involved in distributive bargaining.  In this case, a higher or lower party can agree to quit from the deal, while the opponent would consent walking away from the fixed value.  Distributive bargaining work under a trick of acquiring a skill from an adversary’s walk away value. The obtained idea is further to an outcome, which is often closer to the goals of a…