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The Abortion



The Abortion

Slogans:
Woman has a right to an abortion.
Positions for and against.
Feminine and masculine stance on the issue.
Conclusion.

1. Woman has a right to an abortion
By choosing this theme we think or believe that the woman has no right to perform the abortion, because it was their willingness to maintain or have sex. We further believe that the right to life is more important than the right to her own body.

2. Stance and Cons
Anti Abortion.
• Legalizing abortion does not eliminate illegal abortions: the liberation of the law to increase production of prodigious legal abortions and illegal abortions would not drop, but often would rise so that its cost could not be addressed by some social sectors such as poor people or poor, which is in short the most affected, so it would continue just as illegal abortions.


• The mother has a right over her own body, but not on another human being like that is brewing inside, as this also has a body.
• Our humanity is not judged by the fact that there are people whom one loves or wishes, as in the case of children, but what you do with these people. Should we help them or kill them? There are many couples unable to conceive and theadoption would be a double solution, give them love and a home for those unwanted children and a son to parents helpless.
• The assumption that people with a disability enjoy life less than normal, is false because it has been proven that there is no difference in both obtain ratification of life, that opinion has no experience.
• There are harmful effects to the mother after the abortion, and there is a 10% increase in sterility, 10% of spontaneous abortions and emotional problems from 9% to 59%, also deliveries from 5% to 15% and perforations of the uterus during the abortion.
• The child is also entitled to choose their life plan, and that project is born.

Pro Abortion.
• The life-threatening clandestine means, the legalization of abortion, prevent unnecessary deaths, so decrease the mortality rate (1000 per 100,000 abortions) and who would not have to resort to methods of risk and public hospitals could be conducted under all guarantees necessary for an operation.
• The mother or couple has the right to decide. Women are entitled to enjoy the freedom to decide and not be forced by society. A child must be the product of mutual freedom, if she is not ready at that time it can not beforced, as it is your own body. Moreover, this child can not live outside the womb, so neither can decide on his own body, because it depends on the mother.

II. LEARNING MOTION WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM
Machine
learning is one area where we expect algorithms inspired by attentional selection strategy to outperform conventional ones. There are several ways in which attention might facilitate learning. One is during learning; if shown a single image of a car embedded in a dense background ï¬lled with other objects, the learning algorithm does not know which features belong to the object of relevance (here the car) and which ones are incidental. If attention would segment the car from the rest of the scene, however, superior performance can be obtained. This is particu-

larly relevant to one-shot learning algorithms. The same is true during the recognition phase. Detecting the same car, say, under a different viewpoint, in a novel scene is much facilitated if an attentional selection strategy can segment the car from the background and just forward its associated features to the recognition module (see Rutishauser et al., 2004, for an illustration of this strategy). Of course, segmentation also helps in reducing the amount of data that must be memorized,thus improving learning speed. Picking the right information to he learned and ignoring the rest is probably one of the key functions of attentional selection. Indeed, the resultant bottleneck appears to be necessary for the utilization of some kinds of memory (Naveh-Benjamin and Guez, 2000). The test bed we use for exploring attentional learning is the control of a segmented arm moving around in a boxlike environment. It can pick up, move, and drop disks. At the most abstract level, the arm is used to solve various kinds of puzzles. The problem we explored was one of ordering various objects into target locations. This is equivalent to the Tower of Hanoi problem (Claus, 1884). In our version of this problem (see Fig. 4.2), we begin with an allotment of disks of various diameters. We assume that they have holes in their middle, that these disks are stacked in order of decreasing size (i.e., a larger disk must always be below a smaller one), and that the segmented arm can transfer the disks from one target stack to another one. The arm moves around the board and physically takes the top disk from each target and moves it to another stack, with the end goal of placing them in increasing size on a speciï¬c goal target. Various obstacles are placed on the board through which the arm cannot pass. The arm’s segments can overlap as it moves. We assume that the end effector, when placed over a target, takes or releases a single disk automatically. Our problem, then, is to manipulate the joints of the arm to move its endeffector between the appropriate targets in the correct order so as to solve the puzzle. The details of the articulated arm, the playing board, and targets are shown in Fig. 4.2. For our purposes, we give the arm segments minimal dynamics involving a maximum torque and a momentum/friction decay characteristic. These force relationships are solved by the logic subsystem using a set of torquechange equations similar to those described by (Uno et al., 1989) for modeling human limb control. Initially, the system has not yet learned to drive its joints, and so must use its logic/planning functions to solve the control problem via explicit equations. The threesegment arm has a complicated inverse kinematics

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which requires an expensive optimization process to ï¬nd the best trajectory to move from a present position to a target position. The minimum torque-change model selects a conï¬guration out of the possible solutions that requires theminimum angular change of the arm segments to achieve. This is a very costly step in terms of required computational power, and so at ï¬rst the attention of the logic unit is taken up by this low-level fun • You should bring to the world children are not allowed, if the mother is not happy or not in their life plan this pregnancy, the child lead a miserable life, 90% of cases, children would not be ones so it would be beaten or abused. Why make a life of suffering?
• It would be cruel to allow an abnormal child had a miserable life and discriminated against, because in some cases the capabilities would be minimal and could not enjoy a good life and it would be very vulnerable and unable to cope on their own a good future.
• The abortion is a public health problem rather than moral. By the fact that 2000 women die from clandestine abortions annually, is subject to the moral issue and no longer be considered a public health problem.
• The mother has the right to choose their own lives.

3. Men's position.
If the woman and the man had sex. And the woman is pregnant, do not have the right to abortion. But both men and women have to bear the child they are expecting.
If you are not in a good financial position, as best they can do is give it upfor adoption, not kill him. Since there, another family who can not have children and want a lot, have the opportunity to adopt. That child will have the possibility of being loved and having a family, as surely we all want.

Women's position.
If a woman becomes pregnant, not being in their life project, I think that should take care of that baby, because although it was not as a project, having a sexual relationship gives itself the chance of pregnancy because biological sex - occur in the species is given, 'is the act of giving life, or which generates life established in this way, the perpetuity of the species. And if these people were mature enough to have a relationship, should also have it for the consequences this may bring, or be accountable for their actions, because no one has died refrain from having sex.

4. Conclusion
Abortion should not be done in any case in which the woman has become pregnant as a result of a consensual relationship or approved by the two people involved, both for men and for women.
Since it was by choice to have this relationship, and its action or decision was respected so that it should also accept and respect the decision of that person begotten of LIVE.


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