Essays on Golem

The two science fiction short stories written by the prominent American writers Isaac Asimov and Avram Davidson are the examples of brilliancy in their genre. Both, “The Golem” written by Davidson in 1955 and “Reason” written by Asimov in 1941 share similar themes and details of the plot, although the settings and the development of the stories are very different. The stories gradually unfold the intricacies of the encounters of humans and intelligent robots, whose views on the world are very different. The meeting of two dissimilar kinds of mind produces difficulties both for the robots and people, and Continue reading...

Introduction:

A board game describes a game that does involves pieces which are marked and placed on boards and definitely follows a set of rules that govern the play. Both players usually have a goal to achieve with a particular strategy of winning. Hence they concentrate on defeating the opponents. The games are based on many situations including the real-life activities and have different themes presented.
The board games in comparison are the Breakthrough and Golem games.   Breakthrough game has been designed by Dan Troyka. This free board game definitely won the 8x8 Game Design Competitions which proves the importance Continue reading...

Modern day managers who care less about employee motivation and satisfaction do so at the business’s peril. It is imperative that the business managers put in place strategies to maintain low staff turnover by placing value not only on clients but also on the employees (Grant, 1984). Fullerton and Toossi (2001) assert that doing this assures the business of continuity and gives it a competitive edge over its competitors. The case of a Peter Gibbons working for Initech exemplifies this issue by contrasting the working conditions at Initech to those at Coffee Beans.

Peter’s achievement orientation

Peter is not motivated and Continue reading...