Philosophy

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(The Thinker, by Auguste Rodin) Philosophy, from ancient Greek φιλοσοφία (composed of φιλεῖν, philein “love”; and σοφία, sophia, “wisdom”) literally means “love of wisdom”. It is an activity and discipline existing since antiquity in the West and East, posing as … Read More

The Ashes Urn

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He won everything he wanted in life, and this was understood enough by everyone who knew him, those who cherish him and those who envied him… but not by him! He wanted more from life, he wanted love and understanding, … Read More

The Wax Idol

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He listened her shuddered, and looked her with great pleasure – primarily because he loved her because she revived his long forgotten feelings and emotions, thought lost forever. She said he is good and he speaks so beautifully, and she … Read More

Payments

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Payment methods allow to use the money holded in deposit account or in cash to pay the expenses and debts. Interbank systems allow the exchange and possibly compensation payments means between credit institutions and payment institutions. Means of payment are … Read More

Contemporary perception of the immortality of the body

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(Fountain of Eternal Life in Cleveland (Ohio), United States) Observation in the animal kingdom Biological forms have limitations that man dreams to overtaken by medical interventions or engineering, or a cellular rejuvenation, or cellular reprogramming. Natural selection has developed a … Read More

The Omniscient Man

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He knew everything! Although he was barely in his prime of life, leading the city for many years and no one can challenge his personal charm, determination, especially speech clarity and force. He turn people as wanted, most bitter opponents … Read More

Remote Gambling and Government Alternatives

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Governments often think about internet and other forms of remote gambling by asking: “Should we permit this activity and, if so, how much should we permit and how should we regulate it?” However, in light of the reality of remote … Read More

Conceptual framework and basic assumptions of the theory of consumer – Cardinal utility

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The study of consumer behavior is done in two steps. It must first describe the preferences of individuals, that is to say how they prefer such rather than another. Then, the consumer with limited resources will search utility maximization under … Read More

Stephen Crane, “God Lay Dead in Heaven”

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God lay dead in heaven; Angels sang the hymn of the end; Purple winds went moaning, Their wings drip-dripping With blood That fell upon the earth. It, groaning thing, Turned black and sank. Then from the far caverns Of dead … Read More

The Careless Man

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He didn’t know what what worries are, have seemed that he was born to live outside of time, not to worry about anything, not touched by any of the natural troubles of everyday people. He didn’t know what sadness is, … Read More

Shops

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The largest commercial areas can be found in many cities, called downtown or, in Arab cities, souk. Shopping centers are collections of stores, groups of several companies. Typical examples include shopping malls, town squares, flea markets and bazaars. Stores The … Read More

Funerals

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The funeral ritual is a set of gestures and words and in some countries dances, accompanying the agony and death of a human being. Anthropologists generally consider that the funeral rituals are one of the foundations of the transition to … Read More

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