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 The Current And Future Implications Of Optical Prosthetics
What are the current and future implications of optical prosthetics?

Jacob Eng
003137 0015
Extended Essay: Design Technology

May 2016

Word Count:

Introduction

For a long time it has been impossible to make a prosthetic for the eye. Instead people have made
tools to fix existing eyes that just improve existing The human eye is a very intricate system that
is extremely hard to replicate. We could make prosthetic limbs that work the same way as the
originals, prosthetic hearts that can replace old and failing hearts, but never been able to make a
prosthetic eye that can actually see. There are 10 million people in the U.S. and many more
worldwide who are blind or are facing blindness due to diseases of the retina, diseases like macular
degeneration, and there s little that can be done for them. There are some drug treatments, but they
re only effective on a small fraction of the population. And so, for the vast majority of patients,
their best hope for regaining sight is through prosthetic devices. The problem is that current
prosthetics don t work very well. They re still very limited in the vision that they can provide. For
example, with these devices, patients can see simple things like bright lights and high contrast
edges, not very much more, so nothing close to normal vision has been possible. One To know
about how to cure blindness we must first know how the eye works and more importantly what are
the different causes of
 Ancient Greece s Obsession with Beauty Essay
Ancient Greece was one of the most important civilizations in the history of mankind. Ancient
Greece spanned thousands of years, beginning in 1100 BC and ending with the end of the Hellenistic
period in 146 BC. Ancient Greece made many contributions to the modern world, such as language,
politics, philosophy, science, art, architecture, beauty, and much more. Beauty now a days is in most
cases considered as how pretty something looks on the outside. Most people these days look at outer
beauty rather than inner beauty. Beauty in ancient Greeceis different than beauty now in many
different ways. In ancient Greece, beauty can be defined in many things. Beauty in family, art,
architecture, sculpture, and literature shows all the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Men would get married around the age of twenty five to thirty. They were very important in
ancient Greece society. In the families the men s role was very important. The man was in charge
of the family. Most men worked during the day as businessmen or farmers. When men are at the
house they were to be treated with respect. During dinner men might have sat in another room
while being entertained by slaves or women. Men also controlled the government. Children had
different roles depending on the gender weather it was a boy or a girl. Most girls were taught to
clean, cook, and weave which were the basic house chores. They were also taught songs and
dances so they could participate in religious festivals. Overall the girls did not have much
importance in ancient Greece. All they mostly did as they grew up is how to become a mom and
how to become in charge of a house. On the other hand boys were much more important than the
girls in ancient Greece. At the age of six they were usually sent for school. At school they learned
many different things. They learned how to read, write, and enjoy poetry and music. They were
usually involved in wrestling, running, and many other gymnastics. They usually began to train for
their future jobs at the age of 16. Many boys that wanted to join the army started training at the age
of 7 and finally joined the army at the age of 20. Other jobs that many choose were to be a
businessman, an Olympic athlete, politician, or to go into
 Utilitarianism And Decision Making
Jeremy Bentham said in his Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation , that the rarest
of all human qualities is consistency believing that people were rational actors who understood that
the appropriate action was to cause the greatest happiness of the greatest number (Bentham, 1789).
However, human beings are often far from consistent in their adherence to utilitarianism, falling
often to the emotional, deontological response. When faced with the choice of pushing one person
to their death to save the lives of five people, would you be able to make that decision? This scenario
makes up the ubiquitous footbridge dilemma, formulated specifically to bring an individual s
automatic, emotional responses and rational, conscious... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Major findings have shown that the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFc) plays an integral role
in processes and executive functions like cognitive control (Greene, Nystrom, Engell, Darley,
Cohen, 2004), abstract reasoning, and goal directed action: skills that are pointedly necessary for
effective utilitarian judgement (Tassy et al., 2012). Alternately, the ventromedial prefrontal cortex
(VMPFc) is correlated with emotional, affective functions, utilized in deontological decision
making and it has been observed that activation in the DLPFc results in a reduction in activity in
the VMPFc, and vice versa (Koenigs Grafman, 2009). Greene et al. (2004) presented participants
with a variant of the footbridge dilemma known as the crying baby dilemma, where to save a
group of five people from being discovered by hostile assailants, the actor must choose to suffocate
a crying baby. This scenario is classified as a personal dilemma because it requires active harm to an
individual and incurs a strong negative social emotional response. Functional magnetic resonance
imaging (fMRI) conducted while participants considered the scenario showed that there was a
significant increase in activity in the DLPFc in participants who chose the utilitarian option (Greene
et al.,
 Mountain Dew
Aug 13,2010

Case Analysis
Mountain Dew: Selecting new Creative

1. Introduction:
Product/Brand under study Mountain Dew is a Carbonated Soft Drink Invented by Hartman
Beverage Company in 1940.Its Bright yellow Green in color and has more sugar, Citrus flavor, and
Less Carbonation as compared to the other soft drinks available in the market. It was taken over by
PepsiCo in 1964 and now stands 3rd in the soft drinks category.

5 C s:
Company PepsiCo is one of the biggest Soft drink Company in the world. They manufacture
carbonated and non carbonated Soft drinks along with salty, sweet and cereal based snacks. Besides
Pepsi, the company, Mountain Dew brand as well.
Competitors The retail carbonated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
* In 1999, Carbonated Soft Drinks sales suffered as a result of customer s sticker shock to a
category wide 5% retail price increase. * In the 1990s, Mountain Dew used musicians and
celebrities in its advertisements but struggled to impact the consumers. * By 1998, PepsiCo
managers were worried that the advertisements were becoming too predictable and also that the use
of alternative sports was becoming less impactful due to oversaturation. * Mountain Dew had the
highest gate keeping ratings of all carbonated soft drinks. It was the drink that mothers tried the
hardest to keep out of the stomachs of their children. * PepsiCo managers had yet to find a research
method that was accurate enough to rely upon to provide definitive judgments on ad effectiveness.
Mountain Dew had much lower market penetration of the total population

Evaluation of alternatives To end the monotonus advertising campaign the company is evaluating
the following advertisements in order to find start a new marketing campaign that will appeal the
consumers. Folloeing are the pros and Cons of each Advertiesement.

Dew or Die
Plot: Dew Dudes powered by the spilt can of Mountain Dew save the world from evil villain who
is threatening to blow the planet. In between they perform daredevil maneuvers down a mountain
and get side tracked in a ski lodge with some girls.
Psychographic Imagery:
Pros:
1.
 Holocaust Medical Experiments
As described by many historian, there were a few discovering happened after the Second World War
including the Holocaust Experimental Data which was considered as a human normative ethics
based on experimental research during the nineteen century. Researches investigate the set of
questions arise in the Jew s community during and aftermath of the holocaust which allowed them to
know with absolute and scientific certainty what was happening inside Nuremberg concentration
camps. Most of them prove that horrific Nazi human experiments were conducted on Jewish
prisoners against their will, resulting in torture and death which is considered as These paper will
analyses the holocaust s origin thus that the consequences that the Jewish population... Show more
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The proof is that there was a trial for German physicians who conducted these human experiments on
concentration camp prisoners which were prosecuted as war criminals. Until now, the society still
continue to discuss if it is acceptable in the medical community to consider the medical research data
that were collected during these experimentations. Even some of these experiments had legitimate
scientific purposes, the methods used violated the canons of medical ethics. Others were racial in
nature, designed to advance Nazi racial theories. Most were simply bad science. Additionally,
some believe there are major ethical problems with using the data collected in this unethical
manner. Once a decision to use the data has been made, experts suggest that it must not be
included as ordinary scientific research, just to be cited and placed in a medical journal. I agree
with author Robert J. Lifton who suggested that citation of the data must contain a thorough expose
of exactly what tortures and atrocities were committed for that experiment. Citations of the Nazi
data must be accompanied with the author s condemnation of the data as a lesson in horror and as
a moral aberration in medical science. The author who chooses to use the Nazi data must be
prepared to expose the Nazi doctors immoral experiments as medical evil. I suggest that if I was a
judge that time, I had most definitely torture the Germans in the same way as they tortured Jewish
people. According to the philosophy written by Richard Matthews inside the book entitled The
Absolute Violation: Why Torture Must be Prohibited, he said It s a comprehensive refutation of the
arguments in favor of torture, including act and rule utilitarianism, as well as dirty
 An Understanding Of God And A New World Of Faith
Faith, a word that has a different meaning to every individual that walks this Earth, cannot be so
easily defined. Faith, when talking about it in the religious sense, makes it even that much harder to
understand. Everyone believes in something, and each of those beliefs have an enormous effect on
how they live their lives. Gerald O Collins, a Jesuit Priest, states that within the Christian faith, lies
two components: Fides Quae and Fides Qua. Fides Quae is the faith which is believed, or the
content of that faith. Fides Qua is the individuals own personal commitment to God. Throughout this
paper I will demonstrate faith using The Compendium, and A New World of Faith to show how a
good understanding of faith can reveal the truth from... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This statement simplified would essentially mean that in order to have faith you must be able to
trust in God, even though we

cannot physically be in his presence on Earth. To elaborate, a faithful follower of christ must first
have knowledge of the religion, agree to the terms, and then trust in that faith. Faith requires an
individual to not only trust in God himself, but to also firmly believe the scriptures and teachings
from within the Bible as well. Both this knowledge and trust is very crucial to the understanding
and involvement with the Catholic faith. So many people simply agree with the teachings of the
Bible, but do not fully trust in its meaning. For example, every Catholic understands that Jesus
was nailed to the cross and died for our salvation, but they don t believe that in the harder times in
life, that Jesus will come through on this promise for us. Being humble and opening oneself up to
this idea of a loving faith relationship with God is what truly defines the term above all else. A
good example of this concept from scripture would be from (John 3:16) For God so loved the
world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have
eternal life. This type of knowledge trust relationship we have with God is a type of rational faith,
or fides et ratio. We must have strongly backed reasoning for what we
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 Major General Benedict Arnold Is Without A Shadow Of A Doubt
Major General Benedict Arnold is without a shadow of a doubt the most intriguing and infamous
general in American History, perhaps remembered by most as the infamous American traitor. His
bravery, superior tactical skills, greed, need for self preservation, lust, and jealousy all contributed
to him being considered by various sources to be the most heroic and villainous character in all of
American History. Benedict Arnold was born on January 14, 1741 in Norwich, Connecticut. His
family fortunes were good for a while, but luck would soon run out and that fortune was lost. His
father wasn t much of an influence in Arnold s life after financial problems revealed themselves.
Despite his family s financial problems, Arnold made it has a very... Show more content on
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The expedition was, however not as successful as his capture of Ticonderoga, and some historians
even believed that it was doomed from the beginning as the trail to Quebec was long and deadly.
Even when Arnold reached Quebec the cold wet weather lead to disease and discontent within his
regiment. Things soon turned for the worse as an intercepted British letter told of more redcoat
reinforcements were on the way. Arnold elected to postpone the attack until his backup, Colonel
Montgomery, showed up. But the trail up to Quebec had not been very nice to Colonel
Montgomery forces who showed up with very low morale and most importantly lower than
expected numbers. Despite this fact, Arnold decided to move ahead with the attack anyways and on
December the 31st, 1775 the battle ensued. The expedition eventually led to a bitter American
defeat. Although the expedition failed, the Americans did manage to sustain as crippling blocked on
Quebec which momentarily secured the colonies northern border. Also Much to Arnold s delight the
news of his bravery followed him home and he was branded an American Revolutionary hero for
his heroic actions in the battle. The leg wound he suffered during the battle further proved to his
comrades and superiors that he is a true believer in the American cause. Building off his success,
Washington, promoted Arnold to major general in May of 1777. Even with this bitter sweet
promotion Arnold felt a little
 Diana Der-Hovanessian s Personal Influences on her Works
Diana Der Hovanessian is a contemporary American poet of Armenian descent. Her literary
contribution includes 25 books of poems and Armenian poetry translations into English. Der
Hovanessian s upbringing in Worcester, Massachusetts shaped her early life as her family prospered
and helped other Armenian immigrants find work and attend school. Her interest in translating
Armenian poetry began when her father asked her to translate works of Armenian poet Daniel
Varoujan. Since the 1980s Der Hovanessian undertook this difficult and earlier neglected task of
translating Armenian poetic heritage into English. She also wrote several plays, including Two
Secrets of Survival and Growing up Armenian built around themes of Armenian American identity
and history. Armenian history told through poetry and music has been actively promoted by Der
Hovanessian since the 1980s among Armenian American diaspora and the non Armenian public in
America. Diana Der Hovanessian s poems serve as a literary journey to the formulation of her
personal and national identity. Through her poems Der Hovanessian establishes her close connection
with Armenian history, culture and the people who share common grief s, fears and hopes.
Armenian Americans are descendants of ancient people from the Northeast region of Asia Minor
dating back to over 2500 years ago. They lacked a homeland but have been spread in most regions
of the world. Armenians in America came from Europe at the beginning of 1600s. The Armenian