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The criminal justice system is a part of the government some cannot live with and some cannot live without. The former usually belongs to whom people usually refer to as criminals. One of the worst punishments a human being could have in the twenty-first century is executed mostly behind closed doors, with a minimum number of witnesses. But it hasn’t always been as such. Compared to the last few centuries, the penal system of our time is the most closed it has ever been....

The fact that there is no downside to death is an upside infinitely greater than any that life has to offer. A dead man misses out on nothing. Unbeknownst to him, his family and friends may mourn, but while a man alive would take sorrow in this, a dead man sees nothing and feels nothing, instigated, itself, by his own nothingness. Simply put, he has no perspective on life; he, having transcended into a different dimension completely (so to speak), feels nothing....

The question of existence is a question that many of whom who have had a period of emotional turmoil, depression or a very uncontrollable mind have very much likely asked. These types of questions are not only present for the melodramatic but for the intensely curious as well. First of all, we all know from within that we exist, but is it really true that we exist, how can we ever precisely know that we exist?...

As it goes most humans are creatures who strive for self-comfort and power. Power is the fundamental drive for control over the behaviour of both humanity and the natural and artificial surroundings. A thrive for the order of their desire. To have the upper hand. To be the alpha. The concept of power is an evolutionary characteristic that inherently exists for a reason. Even during the early ages, life adapted a method of reproduction that is sexual....

The almighty God is a figure who is omnipotent, who is omniscient and omnipresent. He/She/It is someone who is mentioned in one of the greatest books of all, as depicted by those who worship the teachings inscribed in it. It is a book that holds many stories and lessons for life. And it is a book that has held its value for far more time than any other book that has ever existed before....

Life as we know it is eternally finite. However, the universe is existentially infinite in accordance to the human lifespan which is utterly minuscule in the face if astronomical timelines. One lives and dies, then the next and the next just like the one before. We, humans, are just a spec in the multiverse. Yet most everyone is fighting for infinite objects made of material substances in the finite time we all have left....

Asano Naganori was a man who truly apprehended the code of being a samurai and was always hot-tempered towards those who broke the law. After such an incident of betrayal by a high-ranked court official named Kira. Asano’s response ended in the government forcing him to commit seppuku (suicide), as he apparently assaulted Kira on official grounds after being harassed. However, this incident made 47 of some 300 Samurai (who became Ronin) under him hold a gruesome grudge against the court official....

Life is an exam, for which everyone participates. In this exam of life, the syllabus is undefined, questions vast and unknown and answers, abstract. We write this exam and exit without result. No one succeeds, no one fails. But everyone competes; We compete in, “The Circle Of Life”. A circle with no beginning nor end to it. A circle which ends at the starting point and begins at the end. Similarly, life begins and ends at the same point in the same locus....