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The 60s - and 70s happened aand the social and cultural influence those who were apart of the overall sociocultural revolution has reached its there basic goals; the truth and reality behind the and demise of the Soviet Union and the Obama / McCain elections of 2008. Nonetheless, and depending on how various Universities and Colleges are able to bolster their pedagogic missions, the secondary agenda needs to modify the lessons which came from the sociocultural revolution of the 20th Century.
The sole focus of which revolves around Fendemental Human Right to Full Discovery. Thus blog in a mixture of events, achievement and commontaries.
Mr. Roger Meredith Christian
Ithaca, New York
roger14850@lycos.com
The sole focus of which revolves around Fendemental Human Right to Full Discovery. Thus blog in a mixture of events, achievement and commontaries.
Mr. Roger Meredith Christian
Ithaca, New York
roger14850@lycos.com
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Once new scientific discovery is accomblished, the direction-intent line of taken research exposes its findings, and not therories, then it is the socioeconomic forces which sets about in the development of the those tools, modified existing technologies of the the discovery which needs or should be developed to assure the mutual human benefit by such discovery must serve. The revolves around the production of the new tools, and high tech commodities and manufacture goods which creates the socioeconomic driving forces for more discoveries which civilization magnify's its existance and human value.
Science and Globalization:
Science and Globalization:
What this means, and why Fundemental Human Rights to Full Discovery are the next step in promoting a more human-sociocultural diverse civilization is a direct result of every new human achievement in science. It is in the global implication which indicate how society is to proceed. Thus as a result, lets say to a forest being cut down in one country will affect all others down the road. The ability or burden of needed proof and the further need for promoting additional findings in scientific discovery and its addtional various research needs allows the discoverer to be honest in both its results, and the complete fullness of how it was conducted; this is at the core of those rights to full discovery. In the meantime, aand just as valid, this is the essential tangiable factor which cause such a rights postulate - precepts to be individually defined. This revolves around the singularity of human choice which demands immediate publication, the means by which an open internet has its central importaance. and news release in which these rights are fully enforced.
What this means, and why Fundemental Human Rights to Full Discovery are the next step in promoting a more human-sociocultural diverse civilization is a direct result of every new human achievement in science. It is in the global implication which indicate how society is to proceed. Thus as a result, lets say to a forest being cut down in one country will affect all others down the road. The ability or burden of needed proof and the further need for promoting additional findings in scientific discovery and its addtional various research needs allows the discoverer to be honest in both its results, and the complete fullness of how it was conducted; this is at the core of those rights to full discovery. In the meantime, aand just as valid, this is the essential tangiable factor which cause such a rights postulate - precepts to be individually defined. This revolves around the singularity of human choice which demands immediate publication, the means by which an open internet has its central importaance. and news release in which these rights are fully enforced.
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