Human nature has instilled in people an innate ability to question the interactions between their living forms and the world that encompasses them. This ability to reason has paved roads leading to infinite numbers of arguments concerning the physical and abstract qualities of life. It is inevitable that these roads have led to problems concerning our own bodies and souls and the nature of their existence. These problems become personal when they turn to the …showed first 75 words of 2702 total…

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