Essays on Equalizing

One of the major talking points of Presidential current candidate Bernie Sanders is the need to allow college to be free for all. Many "Millennials," the current generation of entitled teens and early 20-somethings that believe that rules, laws and opportunities should be theirs with no real effort on their part; free college is just an extension of that entitlement. After reviewing the available information it becomes clear that while there is definitely room for reform in the high cost of education and the extreme levels of student debt that many accrue, it becomes clear that free college is ...

What is a Rain Screen?

The rain screen is an exterior defensive coating that sits away from a structure’s outside wall's weather contrary barrier, creating an air crater directly behind the covering that helps to protect the buildings important weather contrary barrier, by providing a moisture management instrument allowing air intrusive through to vaporize any lingering moisture between the structure’s walls.

It is an attempt to understand the architectural and design structure concerning the background check and application of vital principles used in back ventilation and pressure equalized rain screen principles. These systems provide drainable compartmentalization to limit water penetrating during heavy rains ...

One of the topics in the text that really captivated me was the topic of democracy. The topic can be found in Chapter 10 of the book. In its simplest definition, democracy refers to a form of administration or government where all eligible citizens equally participate in the proposal, development and formulation of laws and policies. This can be done either directly or via elected representatives such as members of parliament, senators, county representatives and so on. Democracy encompasses economic, cultural a social conditions that essentially enable equal and free political self-determination practice. Democracy is a direct contrast to government forms ...

International Justice - Moral Obligation

Introduction Considering the nature of moral obligation as a moral principle, philosophers argue that this principle is related to religious doctrines or rational philosophical reasoning. As such, referring to the moral principle, Kant stated “Two things fill my mind with ever-increasing wonder and awe: The starry heavens above me and the moral law within me” (Josephson, 2011, para. 12). Based on this philosophy people are obliged to themselves to seek to respect their moral principles, even if they are conflicting with the law – imposed principles and norms (Josephson, 2011). In this case, equalizing resources and economic opportunities across international ...

Freidman is not a futurist but a presentist of sorts. In this epic he gives an encounter of the flat world which he has encountered during his journey. He calls for a green revolution which is ultimate the subject matter of the book. The book is an epitome for the freedom of speech. The author tries to analyze the term “ globalization” ever since the period of the 21st century. He was a person who had a strong belief in the philosophy of changes and harboured negative connotations towards the traditional societies which resisted changes. When Freidman refutes that the world we are living in ...