Author Archives: Josue Johnson

1A. Injured Plantiff: Ryszard Wec, a man who was injured by a  miter saw (non-saw stop saw) says, “By agreeing not [to] employ such safer alternatives, defendant and its competitors attempted to assure that those alternatives would not become ‘state of … Continue reading →

For my research paper I will be explicating my support of the recent euthanasia law passed in Belgium for minors. Belgium is one of the few  countries allowing medical practitioners to legally end the lives of their patients at the … Continue reading →

“How many cows are you selling your house for?” Thousands of years ago cattle and livestock were treated as currency, and today many would scoff at the primitive nature of what money used to be. The truth remains though that despite popular … Continue reading →

Freedom is awesome. The freedom of choice is the key to leading a fulfilling lives, but how true is that? Dan Gilbert in “The surprising science of happiness” explains that people can be happy even when they don’t get what … Continue reading →

Commerce has evolved from the primal state of simple trade and bartering, to an action that requires physical currency. Nowadays money has evolved well beyond a purely physical form, to the point where most of its value is symbolic. This … Continue reading →

Initially this graphic failed to spark any noteworthy emotions inside of me. Some, like myself may view the picture as a commentary on racial discrimination, where the creator is trying to portray the value that despite race or creed, we … Continue reading →