Essays on Human Ability

in the Debate Between Moral Relativism and Moral Absolutism The issue of moral relativism versus moral absolutism is an important one in the history of moral philosophy. Benedicts argues that normality is “culturally defined” and argues that what we think of as right and wrong, good and evil, and moral and immoral varies from culture to culture” (qtd. in Rosenstand, p. 146). This view of moral relativism is that the standards of moral right and wrong are based on the moral code of each culture. On the other hand, Christina Hoff Sommers observes an opposite view that moral ...

The abbreviations A.I mean artificial intelligence. Artificial Intelligence distinguishes between the weak artificial intelligence and a strong artificial intelligence. Technology level dictates the ability of creation of artificial intelligence. Advancement in the technology level leads to the development of strong artificial intelligence. A weak artificial intelligence compares the principal value of a computer with the mind as a powerful tool. Computers perform the work of the brain, and helps people in stating and testing the hypothesis in rigorous and precise way. They give the correct answer with certainty and certain degrees of confidence level, if not certain. However, according to a strong artificial intelligence, a computer’s ...

‘A Whole New Mind: Why Right Brainers Will Rule the Future’ is a book written by Daniel Pink and was first published in 2005. In this book, Pink attempts to address the role of creative thinking in shaping society and other aspects that will determine success in future. This paper analyzes the themes in the book and the lessons we can draw from the book. Pink starts the book by describing the four major ages; agricultural age which was characterized by farmers, industrial age which was characterized by factory workers, Information age characterized by knowledge workers and conceptual age ...