Nietzsche’s Morality Nowadays

•April 30, 2007 • 1 Comment

            Friedrich Nietzsche was one of the most influential German philosophers in the XIX century. In his writings he characterized power as the driving force for most people. His most important thinking is “the will of power”. Nietzsche’s morality consists of morality as anti – nature, immorality. According to him, the real moral people are the people with power. It is in human nature to seek power and poverty. Every person wants to have power over another person. Nowadays we can see this accomplished by many people. It is a fact that 90 percent of the world poverty is concentrated only in few people in contrast to the population of the world. Continue reading ‘Nietzsche’s Morality Nowadays’

Staying in the Green Zone

•December 16, 2006 • Leave a Comment

“Staying in the Green Zone” was a discussion about the use and the influence of alcohol presented by Cory Rosenkranz. Cory managed to capture our interest because she spoke not only about the general view but also se spoke for personal experience. She was able to give us general examples, and examples for her personal experience. The discussion can be divided in few parts. Continue reading ‘Staying in the Green Zone’

Privacy and the Information Society

•December 16, 2006 • Leave a Comment

What is privacy and information society today? That is a question that we tried to answer on the discussion “Wikipedia, Google, MySpace, Facebook: Privacy and the Information Society”, sponsored by Ramapo Ethics Society. We discussed the truthfulness of Wikipedia, and the privacy in Google, MySpace, and Facebook.         Continue reading ‘Privacy and the Information Society’

Education in Internet

•December 6, 2006 • 1 Comment

The Internet is a new world. Virtual world of our world. As a virtual world, everything is possible, and doors for many new things are opened. Things like online games, online shopping, online advertising, online music… But together with all of that, the Internet opens the doors for something more. Something called online education. Continue reading ‘Education in Internet’

Net Neutrality

•December 1, 2006 • 2 Comments

Net neutrality is the principle and the control of what the internet users should view and what applications should they use in Internet. It is about equal access to the Internet. For example if you set up your own server, your server istreated in the same way as the servers of big companies. That mean that the customer can get access to your server with the same speed as to the server of big companies.  It is a king of tolerance between the internet users. Continue reading ‘Net Neutrality’

The Sarafan

•November 19, 2006 • Leave a Comment

The Sarafan are a group of sorcerer priests in the Legacy of Kain series of video games. They were an order dedicated to the eradication of vampires. Their crusade ended about 500 years before the start of the first game, when their leaders were killed shortly after destroying the ancient vampire Janos Audron. Continue reading ‘The Sarafan’

The Hylden

•November 19, 2006 • 5 Comments

They were first introduced in Soul Reaver 2, where the protagonist Raziel saw murals depicting them in the subterranean chamber under the Pillars of Nosgoth, as well as in the Reaver forges. Ancient history depicted them as the bitter enemies of the winged Ancients, the original vampires. They were similar to the Ancients in power, but “different in method and intention.” Both wanted dominance of Nosgoth, and warred for a thousand years to claim it. The Ancients won the war, banished the Hylden to a demonic dimension, and created the nine magical Pillars of Nosgoth to keep them sealed in place. The Hylden did not go quietly. In a final act of vengeance, they managed to curse the Ancients with a thirst for blood, and eternal life turning them into Nosgoth’s first vampires. Continue reading ‘The Hylden’

The Ancients

•November 19, 2006 • Leave a Comment

The Ancients were worshippers of The Elder God, and believed his doctrine of a fatalistic pre-fated world in which all souls go through a purifying cycle of birth, death, and rebirth under the supervision of the Elder God. The Ancients eventually tried to convert the other chief race on Nosgoth at the time, the Hylden, to their religion, starting a war that proved devastating for both races. Continue reading ‘The Ancients’

Circle of Nine

•November 19, 2006 • Leave a Comment

The Circle of Nine are the guardians of every Pillar of Nosgoth. Just as the Pillars of Nosgoth are central to the Legacy of Kain series, the characters who have served as Pillar Guardians are prominant players in Nosgoth’s tale. Throughout Nosgoth’s history there were a maximum of nine Pillar Guardians at any one time, collectively called the Circle of Nine. As Guardians within the Circle died, they were replaced; this only stopped with the Pillars’ corruption: Continue reading ‘Circle of Nine’

Podcasting

•November 14, 2006 • 1 Comment

A podcast is a multimedia file distributed over the Internet using syndication feeds, for playback on mobile devices and personal computers. The term, as originally coined by Ben Hammersley, was meant as a portmanteau of “broadcasting” and “iPod.” Like “radio”, it can mean both the content and the method of delivery; the latter may also be termed podcastion. The host ot author of a podcast is often called podcaster.Podcasts are audio files that are automatically delivered to your computer and can be transferred to your iPod or other portable MP3 player or burned on to a CD. Continue reading ‘Podcasting’