I have to write an essay on the recreation of extinct species. I play the role of a victim and I have to provide three points on why it is bad. any answers?
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Extinct species, if not extinct by human activity (shooting them, cutting their forests down, etc.), have extinct for a reason - they did not fit well to the enviournment.\nRecreation of such species may destabilize the delicate balance of nature.\nMoreover, any human interferance with nature, whether trying to do good or bad, can only harm it.\n\nThere are two (1.5) reasons. I think you can start with these, and probably the rest will come to mind after writing this. If not, I believe that other people will have further ideas.\n\nGood luck!
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don't waste time defending this proposition. the fact is that all wars have survivors, even nuclear war. I'd suggest that your essay should chronicle progression of the mass murder that commenced in 1938 and continued through August 1945, with the extermination of 35 - 50 million (no one knows exact casualty totals) people during WW II. Billions survived this catastrophe, and billions will survive the next one.  Nonsense aphorisms such as the one your essay is to explore seem sensible, but in fact serve no purpose other than to distract rational persons from viewing their world in terms of its history and likely - even if dark - future. good luck!
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Dear Madame, \n\n1. Asking the opinions of the contributors of this forum for a research paper isn't in your best interest. There's no telling what kind of psychos you're going to come into contact with.\n\n2. It is politically incorrect for me to tell you where to stand on this issue. I guarantee that you will fail your paper, if you don't put your --ve researched the topic, and become even more knowledgeable.\n\n4. If you don't believe/know about a particular stance, don't take that stance. This only shows your ignorance. \n\n5. Please read my book for more information: "Guns don't kill people, fetuses do."\n\n--Pianoguy
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I think the Native Americans  were on to a good thing before the Europeans showed up. They killed animals for food and clothing. They respected the animals as brothers who shared this planet. Nothing was left to waste. \n\nI feel that the animal rights movement is a good one as corporate giants would utterly disrespect animals (and the planet) for profit. I also feel that some organizations go too far in promoting the respectful treatment of animals. Some times to the detriment of the whole movement.\n\nWe are in a symbiosis with the animals of this planet if they disappear how long before we disappear?
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It's a natural act, performed by virtually all animals on earth.\nSo it's not bad in and of itself.  It's PEOPLE who make it bad by putting peer pressure on folks or glamorizing rough stuff or porn.\nSex was meant to be intimate and enjoyable.\nNot profitable.
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I've never seen that before, but it's an intriguing statement.  I can see the truth in it in a way.  If you prefer to turn a blind eye to issues or bury your head in the sand, you are doomed to extinction.  The ones who speak up and fight for what they believe in are the ones who will change and shape the world.  There's some good food for thought here.
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Hi, please visit these 2 URLs :\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-msgr&p=environment%2bdiversity%2bwater\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=environment%2Bdiversity%2Bwater\n...All the websites, which contain the facts and pics you need, are listed in these 2 URLs. \nSince none of these sites were set-up to meet only your school project's needs (!), no one site will provide what all you need. You will have to take matter from 2 or 3 sites, and summarise them - and then organise the matter in proper order, for your paper.\nBest of Luck, dear.
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Someone needs to sit down and have a serious talk with the human race. Especially the bleached ones(If you consider that our DNA came from the tribes of Africa, then the rest are all just bad mimeographs of the original results of evolution and environmental cooperation).\nThe questions to be answered start with\n--"What do you intend to contribute to the universe?"\n\nThe rest are just management questions, but nonetheless just as important in their departments.\n--"How much is it going to cost (the planet, the solar system, etc.)?"\n--"What resources are necessary to pay for it?"\n--"Can we do it at the scale/volume that we currently consume things?"\n--"If not, who is going to decide what the support level will be?"\n--"What are you doing to create a sustainable system for this goal?"\n--"Who are the stakeholders?"\n--"What is the estimated rate of return on the environment's investment(Are we going to save X number of species from extinction by asteroids?)?"\n\nSo far, all these answers are in negative connotations.\n\nTo put our species into the 'black', we need leadership like we have never seen before.\nI suspect that we won't ever see it now.
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The assasination of the Austrian prince would be great for an essay - but a very long one. The assasination was more of a trigger on a gun, rather than the bullet, gun powder, and gun itself (as well as who was pointing it at whom) since there were a large variety of factors already staged for the beginning of World War I when this happened. The more I read about it, the more I realize what an expert one needs to be to explain it!\n\nHistorical questions are always complex, so I would shoot for something that appears as simple as possible - since it won't turn out that way, anyway. One example might be how slavery in our country caused the civil rights movement of the 1960's. Because of the distance of time between the events, the cause and effects are actually more sweeping and therefore, easier to see.
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Awesome essay! You have very poetic writing. The essay had barely any errors, but there are just a couple small things I would change:\n\nMakes sure you underline A Tale of Two Cities. I know you can't do that in Answers, but just in case you didn't know.\nIn the first sentence, the colon should be a comma. In the second paragraph (first sentence) conveys shouldn't be capitalized, and in the last sentence, "thing" should be "things." Also, the second sentance isn't complete. I would probably rephrase the first sentence of the last paragraph, "This section in chapter five describes the miserable condition of the peasants in Paris, France during the 1800's, and the Jokers graffiti foreshadows the war that is soon to come." There's also a period missing at the end.\n\nOther than that, it was very, very good and you should be very, very proud. Nice vocabulary, by the way.
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MAN! You better be doing a paper on it...nothing else! They are a disgrace to humanity!
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It would certainly matter if it were a different animal- I could do that without it significantly hurting my career, but I would lose a lot of time doing the things I love- the bald eagle would be a tough call, since it's so emotionally evocative.  To save gorillas, certainly- Algae, without a second thought-spotted owl, no way.  For me it would depend on the importance of the animal to the overall ecosystem, to the survival of humans as a species, and my own emotional response to the animal.  I doubt losing the bald eagle would have a terribly significant effect on the ecosystem compared to, for example, the rabbit.  Losing gorillas would likely have almost no effect on the ecosystem in general, but they are so much like us, and have such a close link and intelligence, that I would hate to lose them.  The trauma done to the ecosystem with a loss of algae would be unimaginable-Human probably wouldn't survive it.  Spotted owl?  There are very few of them, the niche is already taken by others which would move in to replace them, they have no discernible effect on human life, and I have no emotional attachment to them.  This may all seem cold, but it's how humans are-It's why we use pictures of cute baby seals, instead of salamanders, to elicit donations.
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Holy cow-thats a Master's thesis project at least!  Ok, there are lots of theories out there concerning a cataclymic hit-and since both she and the people she is comparing also believe in the asteroid theory, we have to just think of all the things that could happen, reasonably:\nThe ashes from the volcanoes could block out the sun so drastically that it became too cold for the dinosaurs to live\nThe ashes blocked the sun out sufficiently to kill the major plant life, so the herbivorous dinos starved, and then the carnivores starved.\nThe volcanoes spewed out sufficient CO2 that the dinos suffocated\nThe volcanoes spewed out toxic gas that poisoned the dinos.\nThe volcanoes subtly changed the climate so that over thousands or hundreds of thousands of year, other lifeforms, such as mammals, birds, and the surviving reptiles, gains a major advantage and caused the dino extinction.\nAbout the meteor:  Either you could hypothesize that the volcanoes erupted spontaneously, and it had nothing to do with meteors, or that the meteors by themselves weren't a killing force but disrupted the crust of the Earth sufficient to open up volcanoes all over the Earth, or that the meteor alone killed most of the dinosaurs, and the resulting volcanoes killed off the rest.\nI didnt mention the effects of tsunamis and earthquakes caused by the volcanoes because that wouldnt reasonably be enough to kill off all the dinos.\nHope those ideas help-good luck.
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I shouldn't even be answering this, because technically it is in violation of the Community Guidelines.  But I must admit it is an intriguing concept.  I don't like horror stories, but the other categories you mentioned appeal to me.  \n\nI should tell you I am not much of a fiction writer.  Non-fiction is my forte.  But perhaps with your detailed outlines of the story, or even paragraphs and so on, my editing skills might be of use.  It's something we can discuss.  I will send you an email when I get a chance if you select my answer as best.  (Is that another violation of the Community Guidelines?)
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OMG my class read this play recently... crap lol. i totally forgot, and my teacher took up everyones notes to grade. they would have really helped. This play was a real pain in the rear.  Although i do remember that Brutus was well respected in the Roman community, but he does wrong things, but for the right reason, of course (like the death of caesar). he thought that caesar was a threat to rome.
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ok. that's better..\nclick on the link below..this should help.\nhttp://www.goldenessays.com/free_essays/2/english/T/tom-robinsons-trial-and-to-kill-a-mocking-bird.shtml
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Dear Jessie,\n\nAre you looking for thesis title suggestions?\n\nHow about:\n(a) The conquest and occupation of Iraq by America is neccessary/unneccesary for the stability of the Middle East.\n\n(b) The crisis at North Korea is a threat to the stability of the Asia Pacific region.\n\n(c) The bird flu is a health risk to the human race due to the advancement of global transportation capability.\n\n(d) Global climate changes are due to man-made influences on the environment.\n\n(e) China is now called the world's factory, can this stay true for the long term?