CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABILITY Our common future requires individual concern and the assumption that the environment will exhaust its resource at one point. The genesis of the concept of sustainability was in the Brundtland Report in 1987. The document focused on a better life for humankind on one side and challenges inflicted by nature on the other side. These issues were raised by the United Nations that saw the need to address the negative impact of economic, environmental, and societal development and globalization consequences. In this paper, my core interest is to focus on environmental conservation, look in detail the aspect of economic and social sustainability, and the factors that should be preserved and sustained. The initiative and ideas aimed at preserving sustainability resources rely on three distinct areas: economic, environmental, and society. With industrialization and the advancement in technology, there is a need to develop solutions to cater to the negative effect of this achievement for balanced economic development. Thus, acting on the guiding for environmental conservation and inventing energy-saving development eradicate the emission of carbon dioxide and preserve the…
WHY SUPERHEROES ARE POPULAR 2 Running head: WHY SUPERHEROES ARE POPULAR Why Superheroes Are Popular Name Institution Why Superheroes Are Popular Superheroes are a kind of the heroic stock characters who have supernatural powers and also dedicated to the fighting their universes evil and also protecting the public. They can also be said to be benevolent fictional characters having the superhuman powers. Superheroes, therefore, make use of their powers in countering all crimes while at the same time combating threats against humanity. Superheroes are therefore very popular because of many reasons. Firstly it is because they are simple to market and also sell. For instance, Hollywood is more like an octopus with tentacles which extend across the world. Nearly seventy percent of the yearly revenue of the studios of box office is got from the international markets. When these studios use millions of money in making…
What is the economic advantage of a trade secret? Please explain why. A trade secret is any practice or process carried out in the company, and it is generally not known outside of the company. However, a trade secret economic advantage is considered as the information given by a trade secret over its competitors. It’s usually a product of internal research and development. Therefore, before considering it as a trade secret, a company must make a reasonable effort in concealing the information from the public since the secret has to intrinsically have economic value, and it must contain information. As I tie a knot, trade secrets are a part of a company’s intellectual property. Unlike a patent, a trade secret is not publicly known. Of the three valuation methods for an intangible asset discussed in the chapter, which one would you use and why? Intangible assets are long-lived assets used in the production of goods and services. Besides, intangible assets lack physical properties and represent legal rights or competitive merits which are developed or acquired by an owner. With the…
Cyberbullying: explaining the cause and effect Every day, more people get connected to the Internet as the upsurge on the use of digital media continues. These new technological developments should be applauded for improving social connectivity. In addition, the electric media and the Internet are great sources of information that also aids in learning. Unfortunately, these electronic media and the proliferation of the Internet have transformed traditional bullying. Cyberbullying can be defined as “an aggressive, intentional act carried out by a group or individual, using electronic forms of contact, repeatedly and overtime against a victim who cannot easily defend him or herself” (Muhonen andJönsson 377). It is a magnified form of bullying whereby the victim is much more exposed to shame and degradation considering the number of new media users. In cyberbullying, the anonymity of the perpetrator makes it more pervasive. Therefore, cyberbullying is a phenomenon that deserves more attention and immediate redress in order to deal with its adverse impact on victims. The causes of cyberbullying are social, and it leads to emotional and physical effects as shown here.…
Name Professor Class Date Universal Basic Income At the advent of Industrialization, the demand for labor was immense, almost dire. Apart from the raw materials and energy source for an industrial establishment, labor availability was a make or break for many proposed industries. As time went by, entrepreneurs and managers alike noticed many drawbacks in the use of human labor. They would get tired and had to be replaced by others, there were inconsistencies in the final products they made, and there was a need to supervise them to ensure that work was done as is required. (Ford Ch.9) asserts that since most of the work done by the labor workforce is predictable and largely repeatable, a computer does not necessarily have to ape everything that a worker has in terms of intelligence in order to take over the work. All that is needed is the specialization of the computer in order to carry out tasks that are commonly carried out and for which workers are paid for. If computers have the potential to replace human labor completely, the number…
Searching for Unifying Forces in the United States of America National unity is a goal that most governments strive to achieve. As the adage states, unity is a strength. This is what a country needs in order to be and remain strong. At the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, Benjamin Franklin expressed this point of view in front of the Continental Congress. A renowned statesman in the history of the United States of America, Franklin remarked that “We must. Indeed, all hang together, or most assuredly we shall all hang separately” (USHistory.org 1). This means that disunity is costly. However, the United States is such a diverse society that achieving unity has become undeniably difficult. Today, everything seems to divide Americans- from party politics to socioeconomic issues. Culturally, Americans are more divided than ever before. Indeed, the concept of a “Boiling Pot” has morphed into a “Salad Bowl” whereby various xenophobia and anti-multiculturalism characterize national debate. If culture, political and social goals do not unite Americans, what else would unite them? The Presidency is now lesser a…
Pros and Cons of Surgical Technology Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course Professor’s Name Date Pros and Cons of Surgical Technology In the recent past, the growth in technology has touched on almost every aspect of life, and the health sector is not an exception. The most notable impact of modernization on the health sector is improved surgical technology, making what seemed impossible earlier an easy activity. The invention of robotic surgical techniques is an unprecedented step in success attributable to the ever growing technology. Although some feel that robotic surgery needs more training on using the surgical tools and there is a risk of possible mechanical failure during the surgical process, it remains a preferred mode of operation because it is more precise, has significantly less scarring, earlier discharge from the hospital and less risk of infection and blood loss. Implementation of surgical technology is associated with less risk of blood loss and infection. Compared to the non-robotic form of surgery. With proper surgical techniques, the surgeon only makes a…
Surname 1 1 Name Instructor Course 14 April 2019 Obamacare In the past few years, the United States Federal government have in a tussle with the US citizens concerning healthcare insurance. During the era of president Barrack Obama, the health care crisis became an issue to both the democrats and the republicans. In his manifesto, retired president Barrack Obama promised the American people on affordable health insurance coverage. In the American constitution, a provision was established that bore the famous Obamacare under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, 2010. Obamacare improved health care insurance for the people of the United States (Center et al., 115). The health care focused first, mainly to minimize health cost for the American people. IN SO DOING, THE OBAMACARE ABSORBED ALL THE CITIZENS, MAKING IT MOST AFFORDABLE AND YET FLEXIBLE AS EXPLAINED ON PAPER. As much as Congress and individuals are in the pursuit of repelling and replacing Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act promises extensive benefits to citizens and families that have limited or unreliable employment. The Act in itself embodies at least…
How to Design a Website for Your Customer’s Five Sense Human senses affect how people react or behave towards something. You can use these senses in your website to influence their user experience. You may think that using the five senses may have a sensory overload on your clients, but you’re mistaken. This article will enlighten you on integrating your customers’ five senses into your site to win their trust. Have you ever gone to take coffee or your favorite drink somewhere, and they played your favorite song? The mood transports you into a new atmosphere. By incorporating the five senses of human beings in your website, you create such a feeling for your clients. As a result, your customers end up enjoying a better experience with your brand. Because not every triggered sensory can turn out positive, you need to be careful about how to do it. Try to be more generalized as it helps reduce the risk of backfiring. Here is how you can design your website for your customers’ five senses. Sense of Sight Design Your customers…
DESCRIPTION OF SCHOOLS OF ETHICS Student’s Name Institutional Affiliations Description of schools of ethics Schools of ethics try to bring forward the different versions and understanding of w2hat ethics and morality. The schools of thought define ethics using different parameters, which draws the line between the various philosophers. Through the schools of ethics, there are three schools of ethics. Consequentialism comes in two versions, including utilitarianism, besides hedonism. John Stuart Mills developed the schools of thought in the 1800s. These schools of thought are widely applied in many organizations and governments. Mills’ primary idea regarding morality is that rules, regulations, good intentions, or eve objectives do not define morality. Instead, morality is defined by the consequences that come from behavior. The behavior’s primary goals are happiness and doing good for the many (Jacob, Decker & Lugg, 2016). For instance, in a Utilitarian ethical school tries to seek happiness for many people rather than a few. Deontology schools of ethics. This is a school developed by Emmanuel Kant in the 1700s. In…