The String Theory Of Physics In Plastic Surgery

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South Korea has the most cosmetically enhanced people as plastic surgery is considered as a key to better careers and to a happier life. The ideal face that is considered ‘beautiful’ contains these features: big round eyes, a pointed nose, a pleasant smile, a v-shaped chin, and a slim jaw. Yang Yoon stated, “While plastic surgery may seem like a tool for looking better, it’s actually all about comparing one’s self to others.” Plastic surgery is such an interesting topic to me because of how sophisticated and complex the reasons and facts are behind it. This would be a good source since it discusses cosmetic procedures in the country that performs it the most.

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String theory might be able to explain all of nature using tiny strands of energy called strings. However, to prove this theory, scientists must rewrite the laws of physics. Some argue that this theory is a theory of physics and some say that it is a theory of philosophy. Since I am taking biology, I thought that it would be interesting to learn a little about physics. I don’t think that I will write my paper about physics, but this is a good source for those who want to center their paper around …show more content…

This article questions whether all radiation is bad or if some of it can be tolerated without danger. Most of the data on ionizing radiation comes from victims of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that they do not apply to diagnostic radiation. Radiation and the atomic bomb are both captivating topics to me. I would love to learn more about both and how they affected people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

For every one hundred eggs used, one resulting clone is considered a success. Cloning bypasses conventional fertilisation by putting the genetic material from a pre-existing adult cell into an egg that has had its half-set of chromosomes removed. Many problems and uncertainties still plague cloning efforts, which calls into question the morality of cloning humans. Cloning is an interesting topic to me due to Mary Shelley’s book Frankenstein, If I were to write about biology, cloning would be my main