Essays on Biology

Jade: A Treasured Gemstone with a Rich History Jade is a greenish-black to creamy white colored ornamental stone or gemstone highly valued in Korea and China. It is a beautiful and long-lasting material that has been used to create sculptures, jewelry, and other objects for over 5000 years. Early Uses of...

In this article, Anderson focuses on and investigates power intensities and forms and their relationship to various current situations such as anti-black violence, deficiency, lack of justification, and the state of affairs, to name a few. Anderson tries to demonstrate how these power relations and their consequences are accepted as...

Human beings in the modern world have equal human rights, and it is unethical to violate women's rights for a number of reasons. Women are regarded as legal minors in the Middle East, and they are subordinate to men, so their rights are inferior to men's rights. The situation is...

The book "The Everlasting Life of Henrietta Lacks" tells the story of a woman named Henrietta Lacks, whose cells were taken and used for major medical advancement without her knowledge. Her physical health worsened, and she died despite the peculiar existence of her cells. Her children, whose lives were adversely...

The Legend of Using Ten Percent of Our Brain The legend that people only use ten percent of their brain is a beseeching concept because it suggests that if the wasted 90 percent of the mind is harnessed, a human being will become more intelligent. As a consequence, people may be...

It is the want of all human beings to be able to discover all their talents and competencies and using them to achieve an internally driven goal. This wish to have a clear goal in life which is achieved via a combination of one`s true abilities and a draw close...

While Woolf in the book ‘The Death of the Moth’ and Dillard in ‘Living like the Weasels’ both talk about the human life Woolf basis his argument on the existence of the moth that dies quickly whereas Dillard focuses on the interesting life of the weasel that appears for one thing...

In “The Decline of Neatness” essay, written April 2, 1990 Tim, the author, Norman Cousins keeps that a carelessness virus has stretched to all segments of the society. He claims that there are four sorts of mess in the untidy generation. The troubles in the generations he claims include; poor...

Introduction There is no debate that majority of human beings would agree that “evil” is something that is not good both morally, socially, spiritually, politically, or in any other context. The definition of the word evil is dependent on the exceptional context in which the word may be used. For example,...

The little piggy did not go to the market by Verena Dobnik talks about a brave pig that fell from a moving truck on its way to the slaughterhouse and hence was able to survive from being eaten by way of human beings. Pork is common food among the Americans...

Wells and Lynching Wells observed that lynching incidents were mainly based on the race of a person. Many of the human beings who faced the lynching were those with the colored skins or rather the African Americans. Moreover, he noted that justice does not succeed whenever a coloured person is accused...

During the 1950s Many female left the workforce due to pressure arising from social and cultural influences. During this period, a woman’s vicinity was still believed to be in the homestead, with women anticipated to stay home and take care of domestic obligations and responsibilities. It was perceived that their male...