The world we live in was built upon and maintained on the idea of polar opposites and juxtapositions for everything: darkness and light; day and night; decency and evilness; and pleasure and pain. The fact that the world is full of polarities is not new, since the world is explicitly dualistic; and is nothing but a hybrid of polarities. Consequently, people tend to always struggle […]

Time travel can be viewed as a child’s play. Being categorized as science fiction, the concept of this art has been universally known as the act of physically traveling to a different period and tends to involve some sort of transportation machine. Time travel was never seen as a realistic idea outside the realm of science fiction, let alone a strategy to write narratives with. […]

Everyone who speaks the English language, does not speak it the same way. It is rare to find people that speak English the exact same way word for word, because there are so many ways to speak English. Amy Tan uses a name to describe the English she grew up with, “Mother Tongue.” Tan uses emotion to tell her audience, how her experiences with her […]

Introduction Heart failure remains the concluding communal pathway of varied etiologies that are categorized by reduced systolic and/or diastolic function with high morbidity and mortality. The outmoded description intended for myocyte loss existed as cell necrosis however over the former era, there has been an efflux of confirmation sustaining the role of apoptosis in the beginning of heart failure. This was far along deep-rooted in […]

The process of apoptosis is an organism’s own internal “waste management” process for getting rid of its own damaged, unneeded, and potentially dangerous cells. It is a physiologic (normal operating activity of a living matter) also referred to as “programmed cell death,” or “cell suicide.” Cells are removed from the body because they are damaged, infected, possibly cancerous, or otherwise not normal. It is a […]

Introduction Apoptosis refers to normal and coordinated death of cells where cells degrade their cytoplasmic contents and DNA. It takes place in multicellular organisms as a programmed response of defense against noxious agents. It can also take place during the regulation of cell populations within the tissues. This analysis will further the definition provided above and explore causes of apoptosis. It will describe the morphologic […]

There were many academic experiments performed to try and get an understanding of human nature. The way humans act, and what they do is a very strange thing. Human nature really refers to the patterns of behavior that are typical of our species or our kind. A human undergoes changes as all humans grow up. The environment someone grows up in effects that person’s nature. […]

If we refer to criticism we have to take in count that it practice the judging of something or someone. When a new major discover is released or an event of great magnitude occurs it is expected to be criticized in many aspects. We can see this on the social psychology experiment of Phillip Zimbardo Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE) of 1971 when the results and […]

Introduction The mental idea of the Stanford Prison investigation was that Zimbardo and his partners were keen on seeing whether the mercilessness among gatekeepers in America and penitentiaries was because of the twisted characters of the watchmen or had more to do with the jail condition. It can be seen that detainees and gatekeepers may have character which struggle unavoidable, with detainees lacking appreciation for […]

In “Tastes Like Chicken,” Jacob Bunge talks about the emerging of protein of the masses on breeding chicken. Jacob Bunge thinks that the chicken is going to be the “protein of the masses,” because to start off, there is supposed to be 2.4 billion additional people expected to join this population by 2050 globally, and we already roughly slaughter 60 billion chicken per year that […]