Evil Data?
According to the Scientific Method the nature of Scientific Data is to help us explain natural phenomena, advance diagnosis/treatment in Medical Sciences, and help us to better understand and explain our environment. There have been times that collecting certain data has caused the torture of innocent humans, so would this data be considered evil or is the people collecting the data? Data cannot be evil, the people collecting the data are the ones that are evil.
Following World War II Nazi physicians performed brutal medical experiments to helpless concentration camp inmates. People were forced to become subjects in very dangerous studies against their will. Almost all of the subjects experienced incredible suffering, mutilation and indescribable pain. “The experiments often were deliberately designed to terminate in a fatal outcome for their victims” (The Ethics of Using Medical Data). They learned stuff like how long a German pilot downed by enemy fire could survive the frozen waters of the North Sea. It is said that “Nazi Concentration Camp science is often branded as bad science” (The Ethics of Using Medical Data), and I agree. The data still does exist though, so should we take what the doctors learned from the torturing and use it too possibly save lives or benefit society? Yes because if not then those lives would have died for no reason. They would have been tortured to death for nothing. People say “what kind of “good” could be salvaged from the
Raime D105/D205 = Matt D103/D203 = Melanie D106/D206 = Heather D104/D204 = Tim D107 = Seth 1 Week 4: Phylogenetic relationships This week we’ll learn: 1. How we use phylogenies when classifying life. 2. How to read phylogenetic trees. 3. What data are useful for building phylogenetic trees. 4. How to build and compare phylogenetic trees. 2 1. How we use phylogenies when classifying life Mini-review: Linnaean classification system ! Species grouped into increasingly large and inclusive taxa…
the position against which the essay’s author argues. Descartes uses three very similar arguments to open all our knowledge to doubt: The dream argument, the deceiving God argument, and the evil demon argument. He takes what he learned in meditation 1 and keeps building on his beliefs. 3. State the data, e.g. reasons/facts/evidence, the author provides to support her/his position on the issue. (You should provide in one sentence or more, the main point of each of the essay’s paragraphs…
This view contrasts with the traditional dispositional perspective, which locates evil within individual predispositions and looks at a person's internal factors and traits. The situationist perspective is different in that, unlike the dispositional perspective, it often uses experimental and laboratory research to demonstrate vital phenomena, whereas other perspectives may only use archival or correlational data to suggest such answers. The main example that illustrates through experimental research…
recite the facts to them either, have a point of view on the issue at hand. Be ready to discuss what you think Google's moves mean for the future - the future of different industries...or you as a user. More users = more data = feeding Google's obsession for data - because they have data about SO many things. Memorize the mission: Knowing that cold and what it means will separate you from other candidates. All their employees can recite it in their sleep. "Google's mission is to organize the world’s…
much in difference. What we have in our dreams is something we are familiar with. It is something we transform from our waking experience. We can never doubt the sense-data. 6) He assumes that there is an evil spirit out there trying to push him to deceive himself. With such reason, he can doubt everything and not fall into this evil spirit. Descartes also doubts the goodness of the God that the God sometimes can even make our conceptions of…
that wish to tell a story can do so not through a vast expansive world but through the option of ‘moral’ choices, a game using moral choices will most likely have 2 set story lines one if you choose the good/moral choice and another if you choose the evil/immoral choices. It is not uncommon to have games that include both of these options though as the previously mentioned Fallout series does include both. One game that does a good job of including a good moral choice system is InFamous and its sequel…
Abstract Simply collecting data for research is nearly a faux pas in today’s competitive web-market. Analysts are now looking toward the predictive analytics of association discovery in web and data mining, to find Business Intelligence of clustering sub=populations while eliminating errors to keep collected data valid. In the midst this data crunch are fears of lost privacy. Do not fear. Creative innovations are bringing mash-ups to our diversity. Data Analytics Report Useful information…
thereby discrediting much of the Aristotelian worldview. Hobbes hoped to establish similar laws of motion to explain the behavior of human beings, but he was more impressed by Galileo and Kepler’s mathematical precision than by their use of empirical data and observation. Hobbes hoped to arrive at his laws of motion deductively, in the manner of geometrical proofs. It is important to note that Hobbes was not in any position to prove that all of human experience can be explained in terms of physical…
the devil in Salem are the accusers and the girls of the jury. And even after all that reflection I can’t find an answer as to why people can fall for this teenage trickery and judge someone’s right to live on nothing more then improvised skits. An evil resides in Salem but it is masked not by potions, broomsticks and curses but by men of the jury and the people who claim to live by the word of god. Act 4 (Persuasive) Soon after I first came to Salem I felt that something wasn’t right…
Chapter Summary The earliest theories that attempted to explain crime saw the cause as weakness and evil spirits within the person. Many times these theories were based on religious or moral beliefs, rather than empirical research. There are various modern day perspectives concerning crime causation such as: the classical perspective, the biological perspective, the psychological perspective, and the sociological perspective. The classical and neoclassical theories of crime, founded…