sts midterm

• Theism - Most people find the meaning of their

  lives using God as a fulcrum of their existence.
• Humanism - An outlook or system of thought

  attaching prime importance to humans rather than

  divine or supernatural matters.
• Ancient Greece - The first materialists were the

  atomists.
• Sensitive Soul (Feelings Hero) - It could

  exist in inanimate forms of life, allowing

  perceptions of the world.
• Rational Soul (Thinking Hero) - It

  concerns an active mind as a sensible

  capacity for holding beliefs or other forms

  of conviction, thinking, and philosophizing.
• Nutritive Soul (Wanting Hero) - It enables

  the intake and absorption of nutrients,

  growth towards maturity, and the

  engagement in behaviors.
• Stoicism - The idea that to generate happiness,

  one must learn to distance oneself and be

  apathetic
• Eudaemonia - It is the ultimate good, happiness

  or a human flourishing.
• Hedonists - They see the end goal of life in

  acquiring pleasure.
• Intellectual Virtue - is also known as the virtue of

  thought. is achieved through formal and non-

  formal means.
• Intellectual Virtue of Wisdom – guides ethical

  behavior.
• Moral Virtue - is also known as the virtue of

  character. is achieved through habitual practice,

  exercise and repeated doing.
• Moral Virtue of Temperance – continually

  repelling and preceding every attractive

  opportunity.
• Moral Virtue of Generosity – repeatedly being

  unselfish.
• Intellectual Virtue of Wisdom – guides ethical

  behavior.
• Moral Virtue of Courage – repeatedly exhibiting

  the proper actions and emotional response in a

  dangerous situation.
• Technology - comes from two Greek words,

  transliterated techne and logos.
• Techne - It means art, skill, craft, or the way,

  manner, or means by which a thing is gained.
• Logos - It means word, the utterance by which

  inward thought is expressed, a saying, or an

  expression.
• Nipkow Disk - was called the 'electric telescope'

  that had 18 lines of resolution.
• Paul Gottlieb Nipkow - He is successful in his

  attempt to send images through wires with the aid

  of a rotating metal disk.
• Martin Cooper - He is a senior engineer at

  Motorola, made the world’s first mobile phone call.
• Swinton and Rosing - The first man to envision a

  completely electronic television system.
• Charles Babbage - He designed the analytical

  engine which was used as the basic framework of

  the computers.
• Television – A new system using the cathode ray

  tube in addition to the mechanical scanner system.
• Data Security and Cybersecurity - The

  increasing frequency of cyberattacks and data breaches poses a dilemma in terms of

  safeguarding sensitive information.
• Mobile phones - They are primarily used for

  communication. Mobile phones offer services like

  texting and calling.
• Privacy Concerns - is when advances in

  technology, such as surveillance cameras, facial

  recognition, and data analytics, raise concerns

  about the invasion of privacy.
• Television sets, mobile phones and computers

  or laptops - all have different functions and roles

  played in the lives of the people.
• Addiction and Mental Health - The design of

  certain technologies, such as social media and

  gaming platforms, can contribute to addictive

  behaviors and have negative impacts on mental

  health.
• Job Displacement - May lead to job displacement

  for certain sectors of the workforce.
• Environmental Impact - is when the production

  and disposal of electronic devices contribute to

  environmental degradation.
• Technological Inequality - is when the unequal

  distribution of technology and digital access can

  exacerbate existing social and economic

  inequalities.
• Autonomous technologies - such as self-driving

  cars or drones, raise questions about responsibility

  and accountability in the event of accidents or

  unintended consequences.
• Artificial Intelligence and Bias - AI systems may

  inadvertently perpetuate or exacerbate existing

  biases present in training data.
• Professional Service Robot - A service robot that

  is usually operated by a properly trained operator.
• Personal Service Robot - A service robot that is

  usually used for a noncommercial task, usually by

  laypersons.
• Service Robot - A robot that performs useful tasks

  for humans or equipment excluding industrial

  automatic application.
• Robots - play different roles not only in the lives of

  the people but also in the society. Another great

  product of the innovative minds of the people.
• Automation and Efficiency - Robotics can

  automate repetitive and dangerous tasks,

  increasing efficiency and reducing the risk of

  human injury.