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The organ transplants might cause problems with criminal recognition

(Picture 1) Kimmo Huosionmaa The next text would feel like little bit disturbed, but do you remember the gangster named John Dillinger? This brutal criminal tried to change his fingerprints, and the modern version of this kind of attempt can be that criminals use hand- or finger transplants. The DNA is now the major way to recognize criminals, and that’s why we will always forget, that there would be criminals, who want to change their fingerprints. The fingerprints are leaving the secondary and old method to identify criminals, and that’s the reason why we must realize, that modern criminals have many ways to turn the suspects off themselves, and those methods are very simple. The criminals might use the cells, what is taken from another person to deceive the police. One trick, what might use in this kind of action might be stolen cigarettes from the ashtray and leave those evidence at the crime scene. In one Bond movie, the criminals have transplanted the eye to one co-o...

Positive thinking of studies and the international court.

"Country choristers" Edward Bird (1810) Kimmo Huosionmaa The process of learning is like stairs. It continues by the life. The first steps are dangerous, and walking thru the stairs would the man stronger and this person gets more self-esteem during that process. When we are thinking about science, we must say that there would need much motivation to learn many things in the real life. And here we always think that learning process is always some kind of race to get the top university and the top place in that society. The most important way to make the studies motivated is to give positive feedback. Many times the feedback is limited to mistakes of the person, and this way to give feedback normally kills the motivation. Why is it so difficult to say something positive to other people? Does it give that person the motivation to be social for other people? When the person gets only bad feedback will the results be devastating for this person social skills, that ...