Select one of the following topics to discuss in a well-developed, coherent, and thoughtful essay of at least 800 words. Be sure to focus carefully on the topic, and remember that these are formal essays: they must have an appropriate, original title; contain an introduction, body, and conclusion; have a clear, explicit, assertive, objectively worded thesis statement (thesis statements must be underlined).

Essays must contain quotations from your sources, and these references should be used to support your assertions about the text and be properly documented (utilizing MLA-Style Citations for documentation).

Select one of the following topics:

OPTION 1: Select two poems that are both about the same subject matter: Nature, Art, Love, Sex, Age, Death or Mourning, War, Race, Gender. Compare and contrast the way the two treat the same theme. Your analysis should establish a clear connection between the two poems, beyond merely “They both discuss love” or “both refer to death”; rather, the connection should be based on similarities in situation, structure, language, imagery, theme, et cetera.

OPTION 2: Select a poem and a song that treats the same subject matter: Nature, Art, Love, Sex, Age, Death or Mourning, War, Race, Gender, and so on, and compare and/or contrast the way the two treat the same theme. As above, your analysis should establish a clear connection between the two works, beyond merely “They both discuss love” or “both refer to death”; rather, the connection should be based on similarities in situation, structure, language, imagery, et cetera.

Suggest a scheme for classifying data. What are each of the categories and what types of information would go into each category? What is the actual risk that may be associated with the loss of information in this category? (i.e., not hyperbole or FUD-based risk)

What process did you use to come up with this? Did you think about risk first or examples first? Once you determined the actual risk, did you reclassify any examples?

one of your friends thinks that marijuana is safe and that its use should be decriminalized nationally. Evaluate this person’s position by considering potential health effects on the population, both positive and negative, if marijuana were legalized in all 50 states.

according to the pdf attached answer any two of the questions with 150+ words each

(1) What is utilitarianism? Critically assess the plausibility of this proposal.

(2) What would it mean to say that morality is relative? Is it?

(3) Why did Moore claim that moral properties are not natural properties? Was he right?

(4) What is the categorical imperative, and how is it meant to underpin a normative moral theory?

(5) What is virtue ethics, and what problems does it face?

(6) What is euthanasia, and why is it considered to be morally different to murder or suicide?Is it?

(7) What do you think is the best moral argument for vegetarianism? Does it work?

If you were starting a new software development company and could locate it anywhere in the world, which place would you choose?

· Provide an explanation of the variables you would consider in selecting the country, and justify your rationale.

Here’s a sample.

If I was considering starting a new software company anywhere in the world, outside of the United States, I would consider Europe. The reason I would consider Europe is because there are many sanctions that protect the citizens and allow the ability to take risks without losing your whole nest egg. Because I currently work for a Global company, I’m in touch with my colleagues in the Netherlands and they have opportunities to build their own businesses and have the support from the government to ensure they are covered for health care. Health care in itself is extremely important because unless you are covered by an employer, the premiums can be astronomical, in the hundreds, if not thousands of dollars each month. Knowing that you have the freedom to possibly start your own business without the fear of not being able to pay for your own healthcare is extremely important. In America, COBRA can cost you almost $1000 a month. If you are not working or if you are in business for yourself, this is a huge amount to pay every month just to have insurance. Not having to worry about health insurance coverage in the Netherlands makes it a perfect place to start a software business, along with the knowledge that this European country primarily speaks English as well.