Flavius Josephus was born as Yosef ben Matityahu. He was a Jerusalem-born scholar who was captured by the Romans but was kept alive after convincing the emperor that he was a prophet.
He gave the soon-to-be emperor a prophecy that came true earning his trust and support. Yosef ben Matityahu changed his name to a Roman style (Titus Flavius Josephus) and firmly assimilated into Roman culture advocating on their behalf. He believed that Romans were merciful and “chosen by God”. Flavius asserted that “the Jewish were being punished” and tried to convince others as such by citing God saying God had chosen him to reveal these statements.
Answer:
reductionism
Explanation:
This statement of the brain's actions as an explanation of physiological hunger sensation is involved with the concept of reductionism. Reductionism is process of describing or analysing a complex phenomenon by using its sub/simpler constituents. Describing the brains regulation of hunger by using the blood glucose level and an empty stomach is reductionism. The concept of hunger has been reduced to a small unit of explanation, that is, an empty stomach and low blood sugar.
<span>Because the plan was to surprise the Germans and to land in a place and at a time that they did not expect.</span>
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