Words are powerful. While they have literal and “dictionary” meanings, they can be used in ways to influence and persuade people.  They can be quick “shortcuts” that impede critical thinking.  Certainly this is seen in all forms of political dialog.  However, it can also be seen in professional and personal settings as well.  The use […]

Please use the following link and research others and discuss the ethics of using government (tax) incentives to lure Amazon to Charlotte or any city. What you think: 1. Is this ethical 2. As a government offical, would you seek the HQ  and offer millions of dollars in tax incentives and other breaks 3. Did […]

I think I am going the wrong way with this paper. It seems like my sources are pointing towards what the police situations of how criminals/suspects are taken in. I need a paper that has more sources that are geared towards what the media does and how it handles how the wrong people are being […]

Discussion The attached ethicists discuss gun in conjunction with self-defense, yet come to different conclusions. Does the right to self-defense give you a right to own a gun? If so, can this right be overridden? Use arguments from the attached readings. Utilize only attached readings for citing.

Pick one or more of the following; ADAPT, ORDER or DEAL concepts from chapter 1. Write a one-page (double spaced) paper discussing and describing the concept or concepts of your choice. You may use definitions or scenarios in your writing. The goal of this paper is to gain a level of understanding of the concepts […]

s the Turing Test Too Weak?Recall that the Turing Test is predicated on the proposition that The perfect imitation of intelligence is intelligence. The trouble, as the otherwise odious Nathan correctly points out in the film Ex Machina, is proving artificial intelligence. Caleb describes this as the ‘chess challenge’: Does the chess-playing computer know that […]