'Infinite knowledge' diaporamas de présentation

Neologism

Neologism. A newly coined word, phrase, or expression;. neophyte. A recent convert;. Nouveau riche. One who has become rich recently;. obese. Extremely fat, corpulent. obstinate. Stubbornly adhering to an idea, inflexible;. obstruct. To block or fill with obstacles;. oblique.

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Intelligent Agents

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Intelligent Agents

Intelligent Agents. Chapter 2 ICS 279 Fall 09. Agents. An agent is anything that can be viewed as perceiving its environment through sensors and acting upon that environment through actuators Human agent: eyes, ears, and other organs for sensors;

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Lecture 16: The Great Patriarchs of Constantinople: Gregory and John

Lecture 16: The Great Patriarchs of Constantinople: Gregory and John. 24 October 2013. Gregory Nazianzus, 329-389. Knew Athanasius as a young man; wrote a funeral oration for Athanasius Very close friend of Basil; studied in Athens with him Great rhetorician

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FAUST

FAUST. Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe (yo-han volf-gong fon ger-tah). Taylor Morgan and Lily Morreale. What would you give for infinite knowledge?. Slight review. Lord and Mephistopheles fight over Faust ? Mephistopheles wins Faust and Devil make an agreement

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Does God Exist?

Does God Exist?. Could nothing give an explanation for everything? What did the most clever people in the world say? The shocking truth about atheism Do we today have proof of Divine intervention? Can I personally know God?. Could nothing give an explanation for everything?.

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Romantic Heroes in Literature

Romantic Heroes in Literature. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. 1749-1832 Principle writer to rebel against Neoclassicism Strum & Drang 1773 Faust. Faust background. 16 th century German legend Sold soul to devil for infinite knowledge of personal experience Retold many times.

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