January 3, 2015 Social Science
Sometimes, we as a society make and create standards that are meant to be for the good of everyone. Not always are these standards as good as the society believes it to be. Sometimes these standards do irrevocable harm to…
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January 3, 2015 Medical Science
Any person receiving organic tissue from an external source, whether another person or an animal, such as pancreatic tissue from a pig, risks rejection of the transplant and complications due to incompatibility. The cells of our bodies all have a…
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January 3, 2015 Medical Science
A major breakthrough has occurred in medical science’s ongoing war against one of the greatest killers of all time: cancer. The landmark research presented at the British Thoracic Society (BTS), lights the pathway towards a revolutionary new method to defeat…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
Library or noisy shopping mall? An evening at home or a party with 200 people that lasts half the night? Although all of us are unique, half of us are introverted, in the true definition of the term. Because society…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
Synchronicity is coincidence that is not just coincidence. Coined by Carl Jung, the word describes a concept known in religion and mysticism for millennia. Jung brought this concept into the field of psychology, along with the ideas of archetypes and…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
Social control, as a function of crime, is driven by the use of law and law enforcement to prevent or enable social change. The laws, which either prohibit, reward, or require certain activities, are the basis for social control in…
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January 3, 2015 Medical Science
Throughout history people learned by rote and repetition. That’s about to change say excited researchers who see people boosting their knowledge and skills by simply downloading everything right into their brains. As knowledge about the brain continues to grow exponentially,…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
The Uniform code of Military Justice (UCMJ) is the system for administering justice for the military. The UCMJ evolved from the Articles Of War, which was in effect from 1770 to 1950. There were separate systems for the Army and…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
The shaken fist, combined with the guttural growl goes back to the dawn of mankind as the universal expressive symbol of rage that is externalized and directed at a specific target. The little yellow/orange folder with the curved lines and…
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January 3, 2015 Social Science
When the party is over, the house deserted, and you are alone with yourself, how do you feel? Are you glad to be you and are not afraid of what discoveries you have uncovered about you when amidst a group…
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