I couldn't agree more with your argument. I especially think you make a strong and logical point regarding the lack of relation between human physiology and animal physiology. Surely the differences between species makes any test results inaccurate, redundant and therefore pointless. A Fascinating Read.
Abortion seems to be an issue with much complexity. With debatable points on both sides that can raise further questions regarding contraception/birth control, vasectomies, rape, adoption. An interesting topic, I look forward to reading more.
An interesting choice of topic which raises many questions. Like Should fast food giants like McDonalds and Burger King be obliged to help combat childhood obesity? Should there be more education in schools regarding healthy eating? Does the responsibility fall completely on the parents? Are the ethical standards within the advertising industry strong enough and clear enough?
Yes, a very original topic. Will be interesting to see what evidence there is to support this argument, and also if perhaps the same depression is evident across all social media or just Facebook.
This is a great clip, cleverly bringing to our attention the kind of obsessive and addictive effects social media can have. Often our virtual lives appear to be overtaking the real ones.
Liam FernandezSeptember 27, 2013 at 7:42 PM