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Eros, commonly referred to as Romantic love, has a long prehistory. We need to closely examine sexuality in nature to see how humans have mastered the art love.
span style="font-family: "Times New Roman", serif; font-size: 12pt; text-indent: 14.2pt;">What does the female capacity of having multiple orgasms have to do with reproduction? What part does hidden ovulation play in the formation of erotic relationships? Does natural selection create pleasure—make sex fun—to trick us into reproducing?/span>
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p class="MsoNormal" style="text-indent:14.2pt">span styl | | | | Moral Indignation: Embryonic Stem Cells, DNA, and Christians
A philosophical and religious exploration of the issues around embryonic stem cell research. It examines the moral issues faced by humankind.
Embryonic Stem Cell Research is a hot topic! It has become synonymous with abortion! Life under the abortion issue is defined as a fertilized egg and, thus, a soul! The biggest argument against Embryonic Stem Cell Research is the impartment of a soul and human dignity. Sherman P. Bastarache examines this misconception in complete detail by showing the reality of a soul, the science behind it and, ultimately, where, or when, a soul is considered a soul.
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The building blocks of words are our letters, or sounds. How these digital phonemes came into existence representing our words, complete with innate meaning is the topic of dissertation. Tilogos answers the question of how a sound could come to have meaning, be used in proper grammatical form and evolve into articulate speech.
In order for language to evolve, sounds must be available for use along with some type of meaning attached to those sounds. These are known as calls and cries. The problem has always been, how do you go from calls and cries into fully articulate speech?
Tilogos answers this question and follows the entire process from simple noises into fully articulate digital speech along with the brain capacity and cognitive functions required.
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