In this ever so changing world, do you feel that justice is blind when trying to positively influence another's beliefs? Why or why not? Give evidence to support your response

Although this is a personal question that only you can answer, we can provide an example that can help you guide your work.

This question tells us that the world is constantly changing, and that in such a world, we are constantly required to alter our beliefs. Such a process requires us to also influence another's beliefs, ideally in a positive way. In a fair world, this process would mean that the best ideas would prevail, while the worst ones would be lost or ignored.

However, I believe that the world we live in is not one in which justice is blind. People do not tend to listen and take into account all people equally, which would be the just approach. Instead, people tend to judge ideas based on a variety of factors that can sometimes appear to be irrelevant. For example, people might judge an opinion based on the person who says it (looks, money, power, etc.) This means that justice is not blind when it comes to trying to positively influence another's beliefs.

14 chromosomes

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sperm cells of the russian dwarf hamster contain 14 chromosomes. how many chromosomes are found in a normal body cell of the russian dwarf hamster? a cell with 20 chromosomes undergoes mitosis.

answer: i dont know tbh

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