It sims highly unlikely that a wave of that height can occur in the Atlantic Ocean, especially if we take the fact that the biggest ever recorded wave in the Atlantic is 95 ft. The big waves in the Atlantic are created by strong winds, and there's still no recording of a wind so strong that will be able to lift the waves to that heights. The only way that a wave that big can occur is if there is an tsunami, but since the Atlantic floor is pretty calm in that department it sims highly unlikely.
Answer:
D. If water is hard to find....
Explanation:
humans need water. without it, we will die so it's natural for us to want to be close to what we need (water). this is also why ancient civilizations like in egypt and mesopotamia were built near rivers
The circulation of water is called the water cycle
Answer:
Epistemology (the philosophy of knowledge) breaks down into two categories:
A true belief.
A justified true belief.
The first has been referred to in many different ways over the millennia: dogma or axiom being ones that most people recognize.
The second form of knowledge exposes the basic problem; the infinite regress. A chain of justifications must either be infinite (and, it cannot be infinite, for obvious reasons), or have a starting point that does not require justification, which gets us the first form.
Different philosophers have attempted to solve the infinite regression problem in order to do away with the first form of knowledge (mostly because they just have a visceral dislike of it: it smacks of religion).
