

What Affects your Decision Making?
This is a survey ten people filled out to show their opinions of what most affects life choices. Overall, most picked "values" while most others picked "family." The people in your life, especially family have a significant impact on what you choose in day-to-day, and often they are what one considers first and most important when making big decisions as it can turn your loved ones in to your biggest critic or as collateral. Most who picked "values" simply stated that va
JulieC Clark
2 days ago1 min read
Chemistry before "Chemistry"
Every practice and study started somewhere, and the most important to us like psychology started before it had a name, and before it was actually a "study." Chemistry is one of these important studies, and before we had chemists, we had alchemists. Alchemy started in ancient Egypt, and was used in an attempt to grasp worldly problems by combining what we now consider to be philosophy and the sciences. In Alexandria Egypt around 300 B.C. alchemist tried to improve life by
JulieC Clark
Oct 241 min read
Internet Fraud: 2017's Fyre Festival
Criminals are always coming up with new ways to scam people. Internet fraud happens through email all the time and one should be diligent, however scammers are getting new ways of income all the time. Billy McFarland is one example of social media growth and its' cons. Small businesses use social media marketing all the time, and the Fyre Festival is a marketing success story, that put a man in jail with many out of thousands of dollars. Billy McFarland and his business
JulieC Clark
Oct 242 min read


Payday Loans: How Helpful are They?
Payday loans used to be rather popular for the prospect of "stretching your paycheck" but people quickly discovered that's not how it...
JulieC Clark
Oct 101 min read


Gulliver’s Travels Book III: Should we be United?
Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels wrote this book to be sarcastic. It’s supposed to shed light on issues of the human...
JulieC Clark
Oct 83 min read


The Modern Justice System vs American Colonialism
In the 18th century colonial America and Britain, indentured servitude was common and is often associated with slavery. This concept and...
JulieC Clark
Sep 294 min read


Gulliver’s Travels Book II, Part I: Finding the Correct Level of Analysis
Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels wrote this book to be sarcastic. It’s supposed to shed light on issues of the human...
JulieC Clark
Sep 243 min read


The Salem Witch Trials in the 21st Century
People say that the Salem witch trials were a psychological event in our history books, mob mentality. But how true is that statement?...
JulieC Clark
Sep 224 min read


Molecular Spectroscopy in Cognitive Impairment
Scientists such as molecular spectroscopists image biomarkers to study the molecular and chemical affects on deteriorating brains and the...
JulieC Clark
Sep 192 min read


Gulliver’s Travels Book I, Part II: Established Value Systems
Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels wrote this book to be sarcastic. It’s supposed to shed light on issues of the human...
JulieC Clark
Sep 173 min read


Colonial Celtic Culture: Racism
Different cultures from the past have built modern cultures, America being a more obvious example of a cultural melting pot. One of many...
JulieC Clark
Sep 153 min read


Gulliver’s Travels Book I, Part I: Comfort zones & Ignorance
Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels wrote this book to be sarcastic. It’s supposed to shed light on issues of the human...
JulieC Clark
Sep 153 min read


Land of the Free? What English Colonies Intended
America, land of the free. America, where free speech isn’t safe, a right to protect yourself isn’t safe, schools aren’t safe, and every...
JulieC Clark
Sep 122 min read


Comus, a Masque: Is Innocent the Same as Good?
Comus , was a Masque by John Milton. A masque is a type of play that was particularly popular in the years after Oliver Cromwell’s rule...
JulieC Clark
Sep 13 min read


Life & Culture of Pre-Columbian America
The Indigenous cultures of pre-Columbian America exemplify Thomas Hobbes’ theories about what life would look like without government....
JulieC Clark
Aug 313 min read


Absolutism
Age of Absolutism 16th - 19th Century The idea of sovereignty has been skewed over the years. How did this happen? Absolutism....
JulieC Clark
Jun 142 min read


Evolution of Art: After the High Renaissance
The High Renaissance ended with the sack of Rome in 1527. A few artistic movements followed this, which still affect art today. The...
JulieC Clark
Jun 82 min read


Louis XIV: Bad Person, or Cautionary Tale?
Louis XIV The War of the Spanish Succession was a problem for Europe from 1701-1714. Charles II was the ruler of Spain. Charles II...
JulieC Clark
Jun 73 min read


An Economic Miracle (Post WWII)
An “economic miracle” occurred at the beginning of the Cold War. America was thriving for a decade or so up until the 1950s. How could a...
JulieC Clark
Apr 282 min read


Hamlet I: Chasing Ghosts
Shakespeare sets the stage in the first few scenes of his play Hamlet. Hamlet the king has just died while his son, the protagonist...
JulieC Clark
Apr 232 min read

