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James Bond Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Introduction James Bond, a fictional character in James Bond films with certain extraordinary macho abilities, and a cultural phenomenon that is a superspy and adopts marvelous technology to bring down evil people. The character captures the essence of masculinity; sleek cars, scandalous relationships, and ludicrous spy toys and gadget such as the dart gun mounted on the wristwatch. Myth James Bond’s confidence, self-control, and strength, charm and independence are the qualities that seem only prevalent in utopia (Easthope, 1992). The James Bond films have successfully satisfied the audiences’ appetite for the mystical and...

Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Date One world health and the environment Argue for or against Fukuyama’s claim that “a biotechnology that seeks to manipulate human nature not only risks consequences, but can undermine the very basis of equal democratic rights as well” Biotechnology can be defined as the harnessing of cellular as well as biomolecular processes in the development of technologies and a variety of products that are used in enhancing human lives by helping combat diseases as well as other global problems such as hunger. The biotechnological solutions have widely been used to address food security problems and providing treatments for previously untreatable...

Name Instructor Course Date Reparations for Slavery The slaves did much in the benefit of their masters in the slave age. Many people in the recent times have engaged in a heated debate on whether there should be reparations for the slaves; that is to mean that their descendants be compensated or be paid for the injustices endured by their ancestors. In the past times this has been done, that is paying the reparations, to other groups like the Japanese Americans, due to the injuries sustained during the World War II (Ta-Nehisi ).While it is the view of some people that the U.S. government should compensate the wrongs done to the slaves, others are on the opposing end citing the main reason to...

Cultural Conflict Name Institution Date Cultural Conflict The Nigeria Biafra war took place between 1967 and 1970 in Nigeria. The war was at first attributed to religious conflict between the Christians in the South and the Muslims in the North. However, further studies and research on the war has proved that there was no single cause for the war and that its cause was a mix of religious, ethnic, political and economic reasons. The conflict between Nigeria and Biafra saw the death of approximately 2 million people in Biafra, as well as, starvation of a whole generation of children to death. During the war, Biafra got very little support from other countries, and it was only able to purchase...