In an Anthropocentric World, where “Man is the Measure of all things”, Human Life is considered a... more In an Anthropocentric World, where “Man is the Measure of all things”, Human Life is considered as the most valuable of all. Is it really so? Some philosophies have different views altogether, some very odd ones too. But in the light of everyday experience all these theories may not be acceptable. In the name of protecting human life can man build arms and missiles and nuclear weapons? Doesn’t it cause ant disturbance to human development, and all these advanced weaponry don’t they cause any harm to the environment? The basic question remains – “How far can man go in the name of human protection and security?”
The ideas in your mind, where did they come from. did they exist at your birth or you acquired it... more The ideas in your mind, where did they come from. did they exist at your birth or you acquired it later. This paper is the middle age understanding of that concept.
In an Anthropocentric World, where “Man is the Measure of all things”, Human Life is considered a... more In an Anthropocentric World, where “Man is the Measure of all things”, Human Life is considered as the most valuable of all. Is it really so? Some philosophies have different views altogether, some very odd ones too. But in the light of everyday experience all these theories may not be acceptable. In the name of protecting human life can man build arms and missiles and nuclear weapons? Doesn’t it cause ant disturbance to human development, and all these advanced weaponry don’t they cause any harm to the environment? The basic question remains – “How far can man go in the name of human protection and security?”
The ideas in your mind, where did they come from. did they exist at your birth or you acquired it... more The ideas in your mind, where did they come from. did they exist at your birth or you acquired it later. This paper is the middle age understanding of that concept.
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