Antoine-Henri Jomini is often considered to represent the scientific view of war and strategy due to his systematic approach to military theory and the principles he outlined in his works, particularly "The Art of War." He emphasized the importance of geometry, logistics, and the decisive battle, advocating for a structured understanding of warfare that could be analyzed and applied. His focus on clear principles and methodologies contrasts with the more chaotic and unpredictable nature of war, aligning with the Enlightenment ideals of rationality and order. Thus, Jomini's work is seen as an attempt to codify and make war a subject of scientific analysis.
How can you use the map to argue that Alexander was great?
Yes, Romulus and Remus did argue to build their city
Many people argue that in addition to being a human rights issue, the Emancipation Proclamation was also part of Lincoln's military strategy. Freeing the slaves would not only cause less chance of riot and rebellion on their part, but also provide more able bodies for his own army needs.
About Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson
yes
That whites were superior to other races
They argued that white was the superior race. And that immigrants would destroy the country
Because he didnt have enough "scientific" eviedence
They argued that white was the superior race. And that immigrants would destroy the country
With scientific argumentation comes knowing about something you believe is true. When you argue about things you not only try to prove what you believe but you can change your point of veiw by what some one else says.
Skeptics argue that there are no scientific studies documenting the benefits of aura therapy or the existence of a human biofield.
Natives often used scientific ideas to argue for the legitimacy of their land claims and sovereignty, emphasizing their deep understanding of local ecosystems and sustainable practices. They highlighted their traditional ecological knowledge as a form of science, demonstrating how their ancestral practices maintained biodiversity and land health. Additionally, they utilized scientific evidence to contest harmful environmental impacts caused by colonial practices and advocate for conservation and environmental justice.
Dr. Lanyon and Dr. Jekyll argue over Jekyll's scientific experiments and their ethical implications. Jekyll believes in pushing the boundaries of science and embracing new discoveries, while Lanyon is more cautious and concerned about the potential consequences of Jekyll's work. Their disagreement reflects a larger debate about the responsibility of scientists and the ethics of scientific innovation.
Please see the related link below.Many scientists today do not believe in the Bible, and would argue that it is not scientific. However, there are still some scientists who believe the Bible is true. The chart in the related link shows scientific facts from the Bible.
Argue about what. Be more specific.
Genetic entropy, the idea that genetic information is deteriorating over time, has not been debunked by scientific research. Some scientists argue that genetic entropy is a real phenomenon, while others believe it is not well-supported by evidence. The debate continues in the scientific community.
If you want to argue for the lions, you talk about their coordinated efforts, general strategies, etc. If you want to talk about the cheetah, you can talk about their physical might (speed, endurance, etc.). I think if you want to argue for the lions, you argue that they are the more intelligent and therefore the more /skilled/ hunter, while if you want to argue for the cheetah, you argue that they are /physically/ stronger than a lion. Though, I'm not sure if this is a very scientific approach... Maybe if you bolster your case with statistics and the size of the animals the lion/cheetah hunt in relation to its own size? :D