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When we treat information as a resource, we can use it in a lot of useful ways. We gather the information and can plug it into a form to make an article, or use it to perform a task, store it for later use or historical record, and update or discard it when it is obsolete.
When we treat humans as resources, then we might design more efficient systems, but we also run the risk of dehumanizing the workplace. We can use them for the information in their brains, but we usually don't even do that. We just use them to perform a task. People aren't things, to be discarded or replaced on a whim. When we treat people better, their motivation and dedication often increases, and we can get a lot productivity and insight and creativity than if we treated them as plug-and-play component resources. Maybe if we treated them more as non-renewable resources it would be better... but treating them as humans is ideal. :)
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Compare treating information as a resource to treating human as a resource?
When we treat information as a resource, we can use it in a lot of useful ways. We gather the information and can plug it into a form to make an article, or use it to perform a task, store it for later use or historical record, and update or discard it when it is obsolete. When we treat humans as resources, then we might design more efficient systems, but we also run the risk of dehumanizing the workplace. We can use them for the information in their brains, but we usually don't even do that. We just use them to perform a task. People aren't things, to be discarded or replaced on a whim. When we treat people better, their motivation and dedication often increases, and we can get a lot productivity and insight and creativity than if we treated them as plug-and-play component resources. Maybe if we treated them more as non-renewable resources it would be better... but treating them as humans is ideal. :)
What is a human resource?
any person and their particular abilities and skills;the concept of people and their potential as a resource.a human resource is a source made by humans to help other humans
Do humans best absorb and retain information from verbal or visual or both stimuli and can you cite the sources to the answer?
Research shows that humans generally retain information best when exposed to both verbal and visual stimuli. This is known as the dual-coding theory, which suggests that presenting information through multiple sensory channels enhances learning and memory. Studies have demonstrated that combining verbal explanations with visual aids, such as images or diagrams, leads to improved comprehension and retention compared to using only one type of stimulus.
To what species do humans belong?
Since humans can breath on land, they are mammals since their close relatives of chimpanzees
Which had greater impact on humans Agricultural revolution or information revolution?
Agricultural because it changed the tribes in the lands from hunters and gatherers to farmers, and aloud them to settle down in one spot, which raised the birth rate, and decreasing the death rate.
Compare treating information as a resource to treating human as a resource?
When we treat information as a resource, we can use it in a lot of useful ways. We gather the information and can plug it into a form to make an article, or use it to perform a task, store it for later use or historical record, and update or discard it when it is obsolete. When we treat humans as resources, then we might design more efficient systems, but we also run the risk of dehumanizing the workplace. We can use them for the information in their brains, but we usually don't even do that. We just use them to perform a task. People aren't things, to be discarded or replaced on a whim. When we treat people better, their motivation and dedication often increases, and we can get a lot productivity and insight and creativity than if we treated them as plug-and-play component resources. Maybe if we treated them more as non-renewable resources it would be better... but treating them as humans is ideal. :)
Can a veterinarian treat your child?
Only if your child is not a human. Veterinarians are prohibited from treating humans, just as physicians are prohibited from treating non-humans.
Are humans a renewable resource?
no humans are not a renewable resource because if they were then that means you can reuse a human after than dead.
Can a licensed veterinarian in the us treat humans and non humans?
No, veterinarians are prohibited from treating humans.
How are humans used as a resource?
They are used in prostitution
If humans are in the animal kingdom can a Veterinarian treat human illness?
No, veterinarians are prohibited by law from treating humans.
Can you compare humans to animals?
Yes.
Anything in the environment that humans use is a?
Anything in the environment that humans use is a natural resource.
How the humans use the resource?
they use it for fier and heat
What is a ressource?
A 'resource' is anything humans can use to their benefit.
Which nonrenewable resource has the greatest impact on humans?
Water
What item does Morpheus compare humans to in?
Morpheus compares humans to Batteries in the Matrix
