Ancient Mesopotamia society members held jobs such as slaves, priests, farmers, weavers, tradesmen, pottery, and herdsman. Your character could interact with a member of society with any one of these occupations (even with the King of Mesopotamian society) depending on their societal status. Keep in mind that priests were of the upper class and slaves were of the lower class. Also note that there was no rigid structure to societal class so at anytime a person's societal status could potentially change.
Keep in mind that two major cultural groups existed during this time period in this area. This includes the Sumerians (responsible for temples and palaces, city states, and first writings) and the Akkadians (established the first Mesopotamian empire). These two groups existed together peacefully for the most part. Your character could belong to one of these cultural groups.
Social Darwinism is the term given to various theories of society which rise in the North America, Western Europe and United Kingdom during 1870s. The theories are applied to natural selection and survival of the fittest.
<span>Though conflict is often avoided, in some cases it can bring out arguments, grievances, and pent-up emotion into the spotlight. These feelings can fester and lead to violent reactions. Having verbal conflict is much preferable to this occurrence, and it will ultimately help the relationship be stronger.</span>
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Economists traditionally use gross domestic product (GDP) to measure economic progress. If GDP is rising, the economy is in solid shape, and the nation is moving forward.
1. No Science can not provide a quick answer that would suffice the philosophers. Some examples of these questions is "What is a being?", "What do all these being have in common", "What is truth?" or "Is truth is even possible to achieve?"
2. Ethical Objectivism is the belief that the values and good are in itself intrinsic, thus requiring no outside dependence. This theory was developed by Ayn Rand. Many major religions in the world have this system their belief, or so called Moral Absolutism.
3. Casual possibility is the possibilities of things that will happen according to the current set of rules that rules the world, not only the law of logic but also the other sets of rules like the laws of Physics. It also considers the available resources and current circumstances that could cause the possibility.
