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Is a computer virus alive?

Is a computer virus alive?. What can it do?. What is it made of?. Spread from computer to computer Be in a computer without being active Make a computer “sick” Reproduce Follow directions. Coded information stored by electricity Directions. Is the flu virus alive?. What can it do?.

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Is a computer virus alive?

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  1. Is a computer virus alive? What can it do? What is it made of? Spread from computer to computer Be in a computer without being active Make a computer “sick” Reproduce Follow directions Coded information stored by electricity Directions

  2. Is the flu virus alive? What can it do? What is it made of? Spread from person to person Be in a person that isn’t showing symptoms of flu Make people sick Reproduce Follow a program • Sting of coded information surrounded by proteins • Proteins are atoms which are electrically charged

  3. PHILOSOPHY

  4. What is Philosophy? • Explores what we don’t know • When answers are found it becomes science • The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence

  5. Why study philosophy? To become trained to think clearly about problems from multiple perspectives To become trained to consider implications of decisions and actions To become trained to anticipate opposing arguments To critically examine your own life and the world you live in

  6. Pre-Socratics The Beginnings of philosophy

  7. COSMOLOGY

  8. Thales (THAY-leez) • Astronomer and expert on managing water • Water = liquid, solid and vapor and could explain how reality changes • Water must be the basic ingredient in the universe

  9. Anaximander (an-ax-uh-MAN-der) • Basic ingredient in the universe is “boundless” • Known elements are in opposition to each other – primal substance must be neutral • Scientist – drew a map of the known world and invented a sundial • People evolved from fish

  10. Anaximenes(an-ax-uh-MEEN-eez) • Pupil of Anaximander • Air was the primal substance • Earth was flat and held together by air

  11. Pythagoras (puh-THAG-or-us) • Mathematics - (a²+b²=c²) • Transmigration of souls • Society of disciples • Divine principles of the universe can be expressed in terms of relationships of numbers • The secrets of the cosmos are revealed by pure thought, through deduction and analytic reflection on the perceptible world.

  12. Heraclitus and Parmenides

  13. Heraclitus (hare-uh-KLITE-us) • Criticized conventional opinions and wise men • Everything is in flux and all things are one • Nature of things is a formula • Influenced other philosophers

  14. Metaphysics concerned with abstract thought or subjects, as existence, connectedness or truth

  15. Parmenides (par-MEN-uh-deez) • From cosmological to metaphysical • Senses are misleading so we must rely on reason • What is and what not is • You can’t think of something that doesn’t exist – existence is eternal

  16. Empedocles (em-PED-uh-kleez)

  17. Empedocles (em-PED-uh-kleez) • Fire, air, earth and water • Atomism • Love and Strife • Evolution

  18. Socrates

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