Category Archives: Rebuttal Draft

Rethinking the NYC Rat Problem: A Comprehensive Exploration of Monetization Strategies and Public Health Considerations The rat infestation issue is a recurring issue that marrs the iconic New York City skyline, which is associated with urbanization and progress. As we … Continue reading →

Human lives are more important than money. Most would say this, but when it comes to aviation there seems to be a disconnect to the rest of society. People seem to think it’s a natural consequence of innovation. When in … Continue reading →

There is a Downside of Working Less? A four day work week seems like that of a dream to most people, many of which are blue collar workers who have to work tough jobs to support them in just being … Continue reading →

Needs a Title PTSD is something we all to never experience in our lives. But for the people who do experience the pain and suffering that comes with it how do they cope? Medications is probably the first answer anyone … Continue reading →

The effects on book banning Book banning has been causing many problems to teachers, students and parents all across the country. However, sometimes book banning may not always be a negative thing either. Book banning in schools has been happening … Continue reading →

Snowflake Generation It is common for the older generations to critique Gen Z and millennials for being too sensitive. That “kids” now have it too easy. A particular subject of discussion for the older generation is how education has changed … Continue reading →

Coach Prime or “Primetime” Deion Sanders?… Same Thing. Many critics have Coach Deion Sanders or “Coach Prime’s” recruiting techniques under significant ridicule due to his harsh delivery and what some perceive as a diva attitude. However I’d like to point … Continue reading →

Untangling the Relationship Between Narcissism and Trust: A Critical Examination In the landscape of personality research, the intricate connection between narcissism and trust has become an increasingly explored and intriguing topic. Kwiatkowska et al.’s study stands out as a valuable … Continue reading →

A Risk Worth Taking According to Oona Hanson, who wrote “‘Healthy eating’ curriculum can do more harm than good” for CNN, adding nutrition classes to schools would be ultimately harmful to students because of how state education standards would likely … Continue reading →