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1. Car accidents increase due to driver 2. 6 million people in the U.S die every year due to car accidents which means a large percent of our population dying. Automatic self driven cars should be an option for drivers … Continue reading →

Injuries in college athletes They are pushed harder then any student at a university The relationship between college athletes and injuries come from having to much of a workload consisiting of School, workouts, social activities, trainning, playing, eating and working. … Continue reading →

Capitalism and improved standard of living. Capitalism allows us to have what we need when we need it. The relationship between market freedom and life expectancy, income, health, and overall happiness Capitalism has been good for overall standard of living, … Continue reading →

Self driving cars Robots driving vs Humans driving Self driving cars reduce rates of car accidents Self driving cars will reduce the jobs of taxi drivers self driving cars will cause less gas to be used therefore less money the … Continue reading →

it seems counterintuitive that circus shows have regulations stating that sick elephants must get prompt medical care and a vets okay before preforming. The elephant that became sick, Kenny, was just three years old. If he were in the wild, … Continue reading →

There Is More to Life Than Being Happy It seems counterintuitive that happiness is not something that brings meaning to our lives. But according to Gallup, it’s not possible to be happy looking for happines instead of meaning and gives … Continue reading →

Gun Regulation- It is counterintuitive that a human being can walk into a sporting goods a purchase a gun as easy as 1,2,3. Fire arms are very serious and are not simply a toy. We have seen numerous acts of … Continue reading →

Clean Girls Get Sicker? It seems counterintuitive to let children roll around in the dirt to ensure that they’re in good health, but research shows that children who are introduced to more germs as an infant are less likely to … Continue reading →