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From Thought to Testing: A Discussion of The Great Ape Protection and Cost Saving Act One of the most proliferated quotes in western philosophy is Descartes declaration of “Cogito Ergo Sum.” In the preceding mediation he strips down to what he believes is the foundation of knowledge. As much as this is quoted and used particularly in discussions of the mind, Descartes proceeding building on that foundation is left the wayside. He uses different thought experiments, such as his examination of wax

Planet of the Apes When Planet of the Apes opened in theaters, few people knew what to expect. To most, the idea of a movie with the premise of a planet full of intelligent apes went against everything they had been taught. The initial attraction was the superb cast, spearheaded by Charlton Heston who portrays Taylor, an astronaut who crashes onto the planet. Heston was joined by many popular actors and actress such as, Roddy McDowell as Cornelius, Maurice Evans as Dr. Zaius and Kim Hunter as Zira

Apes Together Strong! What Could Come Next For The Planet Of The Apes Franchise “Apes. Together. Strong!” [Contains Spoilers for War for the Planet of the Apes] After three films, Caesar’s arc has come to a close in War for the Planet of the Apes. Suffering unspeakable losses, #Caesar (Andy Serkis) sets out to redeem his soul. Joining him on his journey - much to his chagrin - are his three friends #Rocket (Terry Notary), #Maurice (Karin Konoval) and #Luca (Michael Adamthwaite). Despite telling

Methods of Characterization in The Hairy Ape Eugene Gladstone O’Neill was born October 16, 1888, to Irish-American parents in New York City. His mother, Ella O’Neill, reserved and genteel (Sheaffer 15), came from a prosperous Cleveland family. His father, James O’Neill, from a poor family, was an actor who became synonymous with Dumas’ Count of Monte Cristo, a role he performed over 3000 times (Sheaffer 8). Driven by fear of poverty, James worked nonstop and constantly tried his

Planet of the Apes For my second essay I’ll be talking about the movie that I watched Planet of the Apes. In this movie human are made as slaves and the Apes control them. For this essay I’ll be specifically talking about a Ape in the movie that stood out to me the most. Which would be “Koba”. He was an altered bonobo with enormous hatred for humans. He had years of abuse and neglect. Due to all the abuse that he had gone through from the humans, he was left with a scar over his left blind eye.

A Film Review on Planet of Life Apes to Man Roshan Dominguito Dalapu BSA 2-5D NASC 1013 Professor Adrian Guinto Polytechnic University of the Philippines Planet of Life: Apes to Man is narrated by Stacy Keach, presented y the Discovery Channel. A must see documentary regarding the Theory of Evolution. This series, Planet of Life, presents the history of evolution on this planet. Originally produced for the Discovery Channel, each episode covers a separate chapter in the biography of the world

was that other types of apes in nearby cages learned how to do it by watching Judy and her cage mates. Social species also need to be able to cooperate to a certain extent to make themselves and others better off. Apes possess some cooperative skills, but they still come up far short of humans. Several reasons for this limit on cooperation are emotional issues, rivalry, violence, and impulsiveness. In an experiment where two apes were placed together in adjacent cages, one ape had two pieces of rope

Tandis Moghadam 1 May 2015 Prosocial Behavior in Great Apes Prosocial behaviors are a huge aspect to human social life; it involves helping, encouraging, and/or sharing information. Sympathy and empathy are the main characteristics for prosocial behaviors. Sympathy portrays feelings of pity and compassion for someone else’s ill fortune, while empathy means having the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Sympathy and empathy are known to be crucial skills needed to keep up with

features that classify as a primate and an ape. For example, our hands has a thumb that helps us separate the rest of our fingers to allow us to grip a firm hold of items tightly. We has humans have the same too, see our thumbs makes it easy for us to hold on glass, books, and anything that we need to keep a firm hold of. We also have similarities when it comes down to hunting. We use tools to hunt for our food and make a wise decision on how we do it. The apes also do that, according to Jill Pruetz

can walk on a regular basis. By teaching children, the anatomy of an Ape and human skeleton this will help them understand this unique trait. However, the feature I will be discussing is the knee. Humans have a large Valgus angle; the angle the femur makes. This angle brings our feet closer to gravity. Also we have wider Femoral condyles (point in which bone pivots) this prevents side to side movement. On the other hand, Apes have a smaller Valgus angle. When they walk on two legs this causes them