Cultivating Compassion in Nursing

 Cultivating Compassion in Nursing The society of the developed world has been experiencing a culture shift. We are more productive than ever, with technology that we joked about as science fiction only 30 years ago. We are connected all the time through our cell phones and the internet, enabling us to spread ideas and … Read more

The Unmatched Respect and Love for Women in Native American Culture

 Women are constantly seen as objects of their outward beauty. Countless societies have labeled women as incompetent, naive, or simply worthless for nothing but standing there and looking pretty. There are only a few cultures in the past that have undeniably supported women for something other than their sexuality or their ability to reproduce. … Read more

Should Non-Humans Be Granted Basic Human Rights? Examining Recent Cases and Historic Theorists’ Opinions

 Introduction This essay will address the position of the courts in some recent cases involving an animal’s rights within the law, in particular looking at whether non-humans should be granted basic human rights. The most predominately looked at animals when this question is asked are chimpanzees and dolphins due to their strong mental capacities … Read more

Childhood Obesity: America’s Number One Health Threat

 Over the past decade, one half of all Americans have been diagnosed with obesity or being overweight. This means the past three years obesity among children has tripled. Childhood obesity is considered the number one health threat in America. Childhood obesity has become a major issue facing America. And today over “nine million” (Selicia … Read more

Identity Theft in Thailand: Effects on Tourists and the Tourism Industry

 Based on USAGov (n.d.), identity theft is the crime in which the personal data was stolen either physically or electronically. The thief use those information to apply for credit card, receive medical care, and create fake identification card or passport. According to the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) (2017), most of such crime which … Read more

The Impact of Autonomous Vehicles on the Economy

 Autonomous vehicles fulfill the human need for transportation without human input by sensing the environment, interpreting using algorithms and navigating. Autonomous vehicles (self-driving cars) will occupy a majority of the roads by 2030 (Alexiou, 2017) and will amount to $5.6 trillion in savings globally (RobotEnomics, 2017). Since this idea of driverless cars has become … Read more

Athens vs. Sparta: An In-Depth Look at the Differences between Two Legendary Greek City-States

 1D)At the end of the Greco-Persian Wars, Athens assumed preeminence in Greece, becoming increasing imperialistic. While victory over Persia was due to the synergetic unity of Hellenic military forces, cooperation rapidly evaporated when Sparta, alarmed by domestic Helot rebellions, withdrew and became politically isolated. In doing so, it left Athens’ military unchecked to, by … Read more