A SERIES OF HUMAN ERRORS

In the article The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race Jared Diamond argues that switching to agriculture was a mistake, and that hunting and gathering came with less consequences. Hunting and gathering may be better to not spread as much disease and not as such of a risk of malnutrition, but the population now is too big to switch back. To keep a constantly growing population agriculture should not change.

Jared Diamond, in his article, “The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human race”, explains that the worst mistake that humans made was the decision to change from a hunter gatherer society into an agriculture society. Jared Diamond gives evidence of how switching from an agricultural society was a bad mistake. Many believe that adopting an agricultural society and leaving the hunter gatherer society was the way to a more qualitative and sustainable lifestyle. As Diamond says, it is true that because this society was adopted and evolved because we have longer lifespans and live better now than how people lived back in the old days. But Diamond`s claim that the hunter gatherer society gave humans more benefits individually than what the agricultural society had to offer is agreeable.

The book Mistakes Were Made by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson is mainly about cognitive dissonance, responsibility, and self-justification. People will not listen to someone telling them they are wrong because then they would have to change their mindset. This is basically what cognitive dissonance is people cannot have two conflicting thoughts. This is why people can sometimes be so wrong and not realize it because they were self-justifying the wrong answer.

Albert Einstein once said, “Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.” When it comes to trying something new, chances are that a lot of mistakes are going to be made a long the way. A person first learning to play tennis is not going to become a professional overnight. It is possible that they will swing and miss the ball a couple of times, they will undoubtedly hit the ball into the net, and they might not have the proper racket. It is going to take some time before a player becomes good at tennis. It is going to take time before anyone becomes good at something. And in this time, we can recover from mistakes. However, author of “The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race,” James Diamond writes about a mistake that we have not recovered from and may never recover from.

Jared Diamond’s article, “The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race”, is a well written and thoughtful piece of text that properly defines the negative effects that agriculture is associated with. I definitely agree with him that agriculture was not a beneficial change as most people would believe. Reading his article has shed a new light on the subject, and now I understand his perspective on this important subject, and I could not agree with him more. Agriculture was a major revolution in the history of the world, but it degraded the environment drastically, boosted the population of the world, helped the rapid spreading of diseases, contributed to social hierarchy, and increased pollution levels. The Agricultural Revolution brought

After reading brief, To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System, I did a little research and happened to find an article from April 2015 that talked about To Err is Human. This article discussed several topics but one that stood out was that a few analysis claim that To Err is Human counted too few errors. Yes, too few. The studies performed for To Err is Human were based on what was written on medical errors. Some doctors often leave off mistakes in medical records, which would have lead to a lesser amount of errors reported. Towards the end of the article it discusses how hard it is to know on a broad scale whether things are getting better, which goes along with the issue as to whether or not conditions have improved as a result of,

I do not know how to begin but I was not angry, but I filled with much disappointment. I'm disappointed because of your driving attitude. We used to complain other drivers when we saw them did not drive correctly or they were inconsiderate. We would carry saying how it should be carried out and all. However, you made 3 critical mistakes that night. I understand new drivers tend to make mistakes, but you need to understand it is a mistake so that you will correct it in the future. I don't want you to become the kind of driver that we used to complain. Driving with anger is very dangerous as well. It will make you into a reckless driver. You will speed, tailgate and all kinds of life threatening moves.

“How many lines do you want me to write, Professor?” Will asked, picking up the large, heavy, silver quill that was on top of the stack of light pink parchment - the amount of parchment that sat before him suggested that he would be there for a while, writing at least five thousand lines. He would never reach Professor Snape’s detention on time - how ironic that would be, late for a detention punishing him for being late in the first place.

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The flaws of human nature are many, but one of the biggest is the gullibility, especially in the presence of the supernatural. It is often easy to think that the thoughts or actions of an individual are of their own doing. It is even easier to assume that the range of the mind falls between good and evil. But society is not quite clear and even in fiction, there is always something motivating an action that lingers in the back of the mind of any character. The supernatural in particular is known for its ability to push people to extremes and alter their perception drastically. In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, it is easy to assume the blind ambition that brews within Macbeth and his wife or the guilt that plagues them following their actions is the biggest motivator. But that is just the surface of the complexity interlaced into this tragedy. Dig further, and it becomes clear that these emotions were not always prevalent in the characters, but were instead prompted by a force so powerful, it toyed with fate and provoked deception until the end; it was the supernatural that fueled the emotions and actions that take up much of the play.

Avianca Flight 52 touched the ground for a final time on January 25 1990, 16 miles from JFK airport in Cove Neck, Long Island, N.Y., completely out of fuel. The Boeing 707-321B was carrying 158 people coming from Medellin, Columbia, in which 85 people survived. The crash of Avianca Flight 52 was the largest rescue operation in New York prior to 9/11.

This play is one of Shakespeare’s finest. One of the main characters, lost all, and is sentenced to death. Having bestowed from agony and torture, he is lost throughout confusion, and hostile deeds. The Comedy of Errors is an amusing play, with many humorous moments willfully incorporated from time to time.

When reading about, errors in personal human inquiry, in the book, Basics of Research Methods for Criminal Justice & Criminology, it talked about many errors regarding human inquiries. People are vulnerable on a day to day basis on having a margin of error when using personal memory. Inaccurate observations can happen to the brain without a person meaning to lie or be wrong. For example in policing witnesses are often inaccurate when they are trying to recall what an individual may look like. This is simply because the brain was not stimulated to be knowledgeable of its surroundings to later on be tested for remembering that specific detail. But, if the witness knew that he/she was going to be asked a certain question about the event,

A prospective descriptive study was performed at the medical ward, U-Thong Hospital, a 150-bed community hospital, Suphan Buri, Thailand. The patients who were admitted between September and December, 2013 were selected and interviewed to obtain the best possible medication history (BPMH) list. Then, the pharmacist reconciled the BPMH list with physician’s admission orders. All unexplained discrepancies were discussed with the physician to classify as 1) intentional, 2) undocumented intentional and 3) unintentional discrepancy. Unintentional discrepancy was defined as ME. DRPs were identified and resolved. Patient demography, rates of medication-related to harm were classified as the number of MEs, ADEs and DRPs per patient, characteristics

The Comedy of Error is one of Shakespeare’s earliest pieces. Although the story itself seems to be a farcical comedy, a physical comedy without a deep meaning, his language makes every character to be vivid, and grants each of these characters a different personality, and reflects the relationship between different characters. His language creates an environment that the characters are not merely people on the stage, but actual human being in front of the audience in everyday life. Another element that makes his audience to care about the characters is the relativity the audience with the story. Here are the reasons to the statement above.