STS FINALS 2ND SEM Flashcards

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to be happy from material and non-material things

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the good life

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the good state of the soul

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eudaimonia

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accrd to aristotle, this is the purpose or end goal of life

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telos

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accrd to plato, this is the highest form of reality

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the form

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in this form, things are impermanent

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world of matter

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in this form, the entities are the copies of the ideals and models

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world of forms

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• greatest happiness principle
• when an act benefits a greater number of ppl

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john stuart mill

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the school of thoughts

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  1. materialism
  2. hedonism
  3. stoicism
  4. theism
  5. humanism
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a school of thought/philosophical concept that emphasizes maferial things make us happy

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materialism

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a school of thoughts which focuses on pleasure seeking
• eat and drink and merry for tomorrow we die

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hedonism

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the creator of hedonism concept

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epicurus

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a school of thought created for ppl who lives in the real world

founded by zero of citium

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stoicism

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3 main big stoics

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epictetus
marcus aurelius
seneca

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he was a stoic born slave in rome and gained his freedom

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epictetus

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a stoic, emperor of rome

wrote a personal journal for self-improvement and moral guidance

“justice is the source ofnall virtues”

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marcus aurelius

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a stoic, wrter and adviser

rome’s leading intellectual figure in 50 A.D.

“pitied ppl who never eexperienced mifortune”

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seneca

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17
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4 virtues of stoicism

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courage
temperance
justice
wisdom

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a school of thought/philosophical view that emphasizes of God as the creator of the world

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theism

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a school of thought/philosophical view that emphasizes human rights, science,freedom

human-centered

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humanism

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20
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techne and logos

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art and word

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21
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nipkow disk was discovered by

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paul gottlieb nipkow in 1800s

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they created the cathode-ray tube

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allan archibald campbell-swinton and boris rosing

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a new TV system with a vacuum tube containing one more electron guns. he beams are manipulayed to display images

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CRT/cathode-ray tube

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24
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world’s first mobile phone call

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april 3, 1973

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who made the world's firsr mobile phoen call?
martin cooper
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in 1983, motorola made their first commercial mobile phone called
motoroal dynTAC 8000x
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it is used as the basic framework of the computers even until present
analytical engine
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who invented analytical engine?
charles babbage
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considered to be the first true, portable, full featyred computrr released in 1981
osborne 1
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an actuated mechanism programmable in two or morw axes with a degree autonomy to perform intended tasks without human interventions
robots
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this type of robots are for personal usee and non-commercial only
service robot
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service robots
patrol bot justin pepper zenbo jollibot
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a service robot that can scan a building, create a floor plan and navigate them autonomously using laser ramge-finding sensor it uses monte carlo/markov style of localization technique using a modified value-literated search technique
patrol bot
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a serive robot that has the ability to catch flyin things with an 80% success rate and cam make a coffee and tea withkyt splashing the liquid
justin
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what are justin's arms made up of
carbon-fiber
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what are justin's arms made up of
carbon-fiber
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humanoid robot of nestle, used in japanese departmne tstores to sell coffee makers
pepper
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a service robot that can provide companionship, assitance, and entertainment when you need it will share its emotions with you when necessary
zenbo
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these type of robots are for professional and commercial use, operated by a properky trained operator
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hydraulic manipulator arm that could perform repetitive task
unimate
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first industrial robot everbuilt by george devol
unimate
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first industrial robot everbuilt by george devol
unimate
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he proposed the three laws of robotics
isaac asimov
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three laws of robotics
1. a robot may not injure a human beinh 2. a robot must obey orders given by human beinhs 3. a robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection
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knowledge communicated or obtained concerning specufic fact or circmstance facts provided
information
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digtal age/new media age/computer age
information age
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history of information age
500 AB1455 1830 1948
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papyrus roll
500 AB
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johannes gutenberg printing press
1455
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firdt viable design for a digital computer
1830s
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wrote the firdt computer program
augusta lady bayron
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birth of field of information theory by claude e. shannon
1948
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an electronic device that stores and processes info/data
computer
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first microprocessor
intel 4004
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first true pc (1977)
apple II
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TYpes of computer
personal computer personal digital assistant server mainframe wearable computers
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single user instrument
personal computer
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pc that is not designed for portability
desktop computer
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portable compuyer that integrate the essential of abdesktop computer, battery operated
laptop
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tightly integrated computers that usually have no keyboards but rely on a touch screen for user input, battery-powered
personal digital assistant (PDA)
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computer that has been improved to provide network service ls to other computers tons of memory and large hard drives
servee
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huge computer sysem that can fill an entire room used by large firms that process millions of transaction everyday
mainframe
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materials that are integrated into cellphone,watchewz and other small object..perform common computer applications: databasee, emails, multimedia
wearable computers
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was developed during 1970s was only used by the scientist to communicate before
internet
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the development of this hastened the rate of sending messages
fiber-optic
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was developed in 1990s for commercial use
world wide web
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the father of information theory
claude e. shannon
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history of gmo
1953 1973 1982 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1999 2000 2014
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discover of dna by james watson andfrancis crick
1953
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e. colli herbert boyer and stanley cohen
1973
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patenting of gmo fda approved
1982
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bovine somatrotropin (for cow's mio production)
1993
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flavr savr (tomatoes)
1994
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bt potatoes, corn, and round up ready soybeans
1995
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dolly, the first cloned animal
1996
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mandatory labelling of all gmo food products
1997
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over 100 million acres worldwide, planted gmo seeds
1999
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golden rice PH
2000
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corn and poplar to produce biofuel
2014
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variety of living organisms
biodiversity
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the variety of versions of the same genes withinindividual species
genetic diversity
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number of diifferent kinfds of organisms within individual communities or ecosystem
species diversity
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richness and compexity of a biological community
ecological diversity
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classification of species
endemic native invasive endangered extinct keystone
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soecies that can only be found in one particular place
endemic species
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species that are naturally existing organism in a particular area
native species
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foreign species that steal/outcompete natural riches and disturb the ecosystem
invasive species
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plays a critical role in a biological community rhat is out of proportion to its abundance
keystone
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area with high biodiversity but arw greaer at risk of being destroyed due to anthropological activities most of them are located near the eqquator
biodiversity hotspot
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threats to biodiversity
HIPPO habitant destruction invasive species pollution population growth overharvesting
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conversion of forest to farmlands and human settlement
habitat destruction
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break up of large areas of habitant into small, isolated segments
habitant fragmentation
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competes with spacw and resources expandin agriculture and urbanization
population growth
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protection to biodiversity
nipas act of 1992 wildlife protection act philippine mining code
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a project by dost, authored by bam aquino, enacted by duterte: an act to encourage filo scientists, technologists to return to the country
balik scientist progam
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philsa stands for
philippine space agency
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dedicated for space projects/space exploration focusing on drrm aspect
philsa ra 11363 (aug 8 2019)
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an event organized by tapi and dost to recognize filo's mind in tech and research
N.I.C.E
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n.i.c.e stands for
national invention contest and exhibit
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ra 7459
invebtion and inventors incentive act of the PH