Essays about Trust Page 2

  In these Circumstances we must rely on our reason to guide us to safety and truth. When driving a car for example. We must make the rational, reasoned decision not to drive as our perception would not be reliable in reading the ‘truth of the road ahead’. Once during a chemistry lesson we did…

  Rationally, the one we see magnified through a microscope is truer as it offers an even closer look at the paper under study than our eyes alone. Therefore it can be deducted that a microscope with a further increased magnification will reveal more truth. So if what we see with our eyes is not…

  Many people approach art in their own fashionable way. An example of this would be the famous painting, “the Mona Lisa,” by Leonardo Da Vinci. In this painting, many spectators have comment on the figure’s smile, whether or not is it an optimistic smile, or an iniquity smile. Our eyes can only scrape the…

We’ve just witnessed a winter of considerable discontent, as several artistic and managing directors in various parts of the country were recently removed from their positions in ways that appeared to the profession and the public as callous, hasty, unprofessional or at best confusing. While it is not always possible to control the treatment of…