Something where Bias has been corrected  Coursework Example

Student Name Professor’s Name Course Number Date Philosophy Assignment 8. Something where Bias has been corrected The pink versus blue roles is one area where a correction has been made. For a long time, we used to know that certain roles and responsibilities were specific to either male or female. When such titles as a “nurse” or “secretary” would be mentioned, one would automatically know it is a woman. Contrastively, when one would mention such roles as “engineer” or “soldier,” one would automatically know it was a male. However, corrections have been done due to feminism and now when such titles are mentioned, it is not direct that one is talking about a specific gender. 8-EC. A Question I have been having Hard Time with When asleep it is always assumed that one’s brain is dormant, but why do we always make critical judgments when dreaming? This is a question that has been lingering in my mind. Even though our brains are inactive during sleep, we always make long journeys or carry out complicated tasks in our sleep, which is as a result of reasoning. I wonder where this reasoning comes from then if the brain is inactive. Sometimes it is said that we are remembering what we did during the day or sometime back, but do we have to remember while asleep or we need to remember when not asleep! 8-EC:R. Difference between Projectable predicate and Non-Projectable Predicate Based on Goodman’s arguments, a predictable predicate is the one that can be applied in the future without any confusion. On the other hand, non-projectable predicates are those ones that cannot be applicable in the future. That means that predictable predicates stand for events whose occurrences have, and will always remain obvious. For non-projectable predicate one cannot find any obvious sequence or behavior from the past nor can s/he predict the future sequence or behavior. 7. Induction Puzzle. Based on the induction puzzle, it is hard to be confident tha...