Intelligent city Essays

  • Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District

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    The proposal of the Dover Area School District to include instruction of intelligent design in biology classes violates the United States Constitution by promoting an excessive religious presence in public schools. The Dover Area School District of Dover, Pennsylvania is seeking approval from the General Assembly of Pennsylvania House to include the theory of intelligent design in the instruction of biology. Intelligent design, also known as I.D., is a theory that seeks to refute the widely-accepted

  • Personal Statement: A Career in Business

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    that’s not the case for me. My story is a little different; I always wanted to be an architect or an engineer, studying anything business-related simply never even crossed my mind, until recently, when a great-uncle of mine recommended I read The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham. After reading it, I was fascinated. I dove deeper into business and finance, and found it amazing. The relationship between nature, mathematics and business astonishes me. Things like how Fibonacci described a way to

  • Modeling Smart Cities: Annotated Bibliography

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    Modeling Smart Cities: An Annotated Bibliography 1. Cosgrave, E., Arbuthnot, K., & Tryfonas, T. (2013). Living labs, innovation districts and information marketplaces: A systems approach for smart cities. Procedia Computer Science, 16, 668-677. doi: 10.1016/j.procs.2013.01.070 The strength of any analysis lies in garnering a profound understanding of the phenomena under review. Using the principles of systems thinking the authors – three researchers from Bristol University, U.K. - first set

  • Religion Must Embrace Science

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    understanding is fatal because it obstructs scientific progress, and dissociates the individual from the realities of our modern world. There was a time when religion was entirely compatible with the science of the age. For instance, the Mesopotamia city of Babylon used astronomy, and mathematics to track the movement of the stars. These movements helped them predict change in seasons, telling them when to plant, or reap the fields and it was the Priests of the age who preformed this duty. Not only

  • God’s Divine Creation of the World

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    Web. 21 Feb. 2014. "God's Wonderful World / God's Marvelous Works, Book 1." God's Wonderful World / God's Marvelous Works, Book 1. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Feb. 2014. "How Archaeology Proves the Bible." Prevail Magazine. N.p., n.d. Web. 21 Mar. 2014. "Intelligent Design." Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6Th Edition (2013): 1. Literary Reference Center.Web. 21 Feb. 2014. "Laminin, a Protein Important to the Body, Is in the Shape of a Cross-Truth!" Laminin, a Protein Important to the Body, Is in the Shape

  • The Cosmological and Teleological Arguments

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    Throughout much of the short time that humankind has spent on this planet, few questions have been raised and torn apart as often as that regarding the existence of God. Philosophers throughout the ages have tackled this monumental issue, and some of them have gone so far as to try to prove the existence of God from a logical standpoint. Arguments for and against the existence of a Creator abound, but two of these stand above the rest. The first of these is the cosmological argument which while arguable

  • Greek And Greek Mythology: The Creation Of The Gods

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    Mythology: used in numerous religions to rationalize the unexplainable. The creation of the universe remains unknown to this day. Greek and Norse mythology concluded their own philosophy of how the earth came into existence. The creation of gods allows people to identify with their religion through shared characteristics. Brave tales of heroes represent the best qualities of man-kind: courage, wisdom, and devotion. Mythology allows people to feel a sense of belonging while also describing the creation

  • Benefits And Cons Of Artificial Intelligence

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    according to Daisy (2017), the use of artificial intelligence is a pro in the sense that they do not have emotions. By having no emotions, the artificial intelligent system or machine is able to be on track of accomplishing its goal, without affecting its performance. Simultaneously, this pro can be turned into a con if the artificial intelligent system has a destructive method for achieving its goal. Lastly, the use of artificial intelligence increases the efficiency of products being produced (“Pros

  • The Pros And Cons Of Pro Artificial Intelligence

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    Pro Artificial IntelligenceAfter much consideration I have decided to be for artificial intelligence. While there are a few negatives, there are more positive aspects in my opinion. There are so many possibilities when it comes to artificial intelligence technology. Yes, it decreases the amount of jobs available, and I do believe we will need to monitor and regulate how much we use. However, there are many positive aspects involving manufacturing, medical, education, transportation, and entertainment

  • Analysis Of On Being An Atheist By H. J. Mccloskey

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    In today’s culture, the idea of there is perfect and divine designer that made the earth and everything that entails with it, really pushes people away. Not only has this idea been conflicted about in today’s culture. It has been especially trivial in past decades, an example of this is seen by H.J. McCloskey. McCloskey wrote an article about it called “On Being an Atheist”, which attempts to defeat the notion that there is a God. McCloskey first addresses the reader of the article and says these

  • Is Intelligent Design Theory A Scientific Theory?

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    QUESTION: is Intelligent Design Theory a scientific theory? Does it make testable predictions? Is Darwinism a Scientific Theory? Does it make testable predictions? When analysing science and the concepts and arguments relating to scientific theory, it is important to separate an argument that has its foundations in science and that which sounds scientific but really should be labelled as pseudo-science. The distinction between the two was first analysed by Karl Popper, who viewed scientific theory

  • Importance Of Artificial Intelligence In Tourism Industry

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    in this modern life and affect our society. Many company have started to use artificial intelligence include their company work to increase the efficiency of work. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that aims to create intelligent machines. It has become an essential part of the technology industry. In hotel and the tourism industry ,artificial intelligence can be used in the several business parts. Findings Marketing (Hotel) Artificial intelligence in hotel industry can

  • Darwin’s Theory of Natural Selection Versus Creationism

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    it merely a crutch that we lean on? Can God and Darwin co-exist? The constantly mounting collection of evidence for evolution by natural selection is almost impossible to ignore. However, there is a neo-creationist school of thought, called "intelligent design," attempting to modernize the concept of a God to fit the challenge presented by a Darwinian explanation of life. Proponents of this theory, such as Michael Behe, claim that the cellular structures and pathways in living organisms possess

  • Intelligent Extraterrestrial Life

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    Intelligent Extraterrestrial Life When I look up at the stars at night, I just have to wonder who or what is looking back at me from some distant planet in some distant galaxy. We’ve all probably wondered what lies beyond our small, self-contained little world. The question many have pondered is whether or not there is intelligent life beyond earth. In the words of Metrodorus, a Greek philosopher of the fourth century, "To consider the Earth as the only populated world in infinite

  • The Cambrian Explosion: Proof of ID?

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    The Cambrian Explosion: Proof of ID? In our studies of Intelligent Design (ID) theory and Creation Science, I found little information that seriously challenged the theory of evolution. However, there was one event that appeared to defy the logic of Darwinian gradualism: the Cambrian Explosion. This event was presented by ID theorists as proof of design--something which science is unable to account for. Unfortunately for ID proponents, this is not the case. There are several scientific explanations

  • Breaking The Wedge: Church and State

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    over the theory of Intelligent Design (ID). Robert Weitzel states that "IDers maintain that life is too complex to have developed solely by evolutionary mechanisms. They believe this complexity could only have been engineered by an intelligent designer. Strategically, they refrain from identifying the nature of the designer. This tactic is designed to give their notion of creation a patina of scientific credibility and protection from First Amendment challenges" (1). Intelligent Design advocates

  • Multi-Agents for Decision Support Systems in E-Systems

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    more complex. The overwhelming information flow makes it extremely difficult for decision makers to analyze the available data and make precise decisions. Under such an information intensive online environment, businesses need to make real time intelligent decisions in order to stay economically and commercially viable. Multi agent systems have the inherent ability to facilitate provision of an adequate decision support mechanism in an e-business setting. These multi –agent decision support systems

  • Intelligent Design Vs Evolution Essay

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    The theory of intelligent design has that capability. The gaps that have arisen in evolution lead to an alternative theory that states many features found in humans are too complex to have appeared entirely from evolution. The base of the argument between Evolution and Intelligent Design stems from the decision of whether Intelligent Design is wholly scientific or not.

  • The Watchmaker Analogy Essay

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    William Paley set out to create a logical argument called “The Watchmaker Argument” which proves the existence of a creator, and therefore, the existence of God. In “Natural Theology”, Paley argues that due to the complex nature and resemblance of purpose in reality, the universe must have had a creator. Paley’s argument would seem to make sense, however, when put under modern day scrutiny, it does not hold up to the degree that it was originally intended to. Throughout this essay, I will argue that

  • Pros And Cons Of Macroevolution

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    Dover Area School District that intelligent design was in violation of the establishment of religion clause in the first amendment. Intelligent design supposedly violates “centuries-old science ground rules by invoking and permitting supernatural causation”. Frank Turek and Norman Geisler disagree stating that everything either has a natural cause or intelligent cause and since a natural cause for macroevolution is not supported by the scientific evidence an intelligent cause is the only other option