The Revolutionary Inventions of Skype – From Kazaa to Microsoft's Billion Dollar Acquisition

 Skype is a peer-to-peer VoIP client that allows its users to place voice calls and send text messages to other users of Skype clients. (A. Baset, 2004) It is a telecommunication software that enables its’ users to connect through video calls, audio calls, and text messages from other users across the globe. It is … Read more

How "The Lion King" Portrays Speciesism, Primogeniture & Fascism

 The Lion King is a propaganda film for Simba’s regime. Simba is indoctrinated with speciesist beliefs that hyenas are of lesser intrinsic moral value than lions by his father, Mufasa, who is the head of a fascist state that systematically oppressed hyenas. Mufasa’s dynasty gives lions precedence over other animals, refusing to show equal … Read more

Diversity in the Workplace: Valuing Difference Enhances Performance and Creativity

 workplace diversity means developing an inclusive surrounding that accepts each person's differences, embraces their strengths and affords possibilities for all personnel to obtain their complete capability. Valuing distinction allows everyone to make a contribution their specific experiences to the place of work and might effect definitely on no longer only internal activities and relationships, … Read more

Exploring Existentialism, Fame and Starvation: The Psychological Displacement of The Hunger Artist

 The overarching themes of art being innately pretentious, existentialism, and the need for validation in one’s beliefs all contribute to Franz Kafka’s “A Hunger Artist,” in their impact on the unnamed focus character only referred to as the hunger artist, who is a professional faster that spends his days locked in a cage in … Read more

The Impact of the Treaty of Versailles on World War 1: Context, Significance and Legitimacy

 The treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28th 1919 and marked the end of World War One. The big three, France, Britain and US, dominated the Paris conferences regarding the treaty, whilst Germany were declined any input regarding the terms in the treaty. The treaty reflects the punishment given to Germany after their … Read more

Train Autistic Kids to Use the Toilet Effectively and Easily

 Autism Spectrum Disorder is a developmental disorder effecting 1 in 59 children in the United States and the current ratio is approximately 4.5 male:1 female (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018). According to the National Institute of Mental Health (2018), children, adolescents, and adults on the spectrum exhibit various characteristics of autism. Many … Read more

Intrusion Detection System

Abstract: Security has become the greatest issue, both within and outside the organizations which are on cloud. The use of user ID’s, passwords and firewalls are the common steps that are taken in order to secure the computers. However, these are not proven to be so effective solutions in current unsecure era. The need of … Read more

Optogenetics: Exploring Its Past, Present & Future in Neuroscience

 OPTOGENETICS : Past, Present and Future Optogenetics refers to a range of techniques that control cellular activity through   genetically delivery of light-sensitive proteins. The ability to precisely modulate the activity of a defined population of cells, with little to no invasion or interference of other systems has been a revelation in deconstructing the function … Read more