How Can Tesla Afford to Offer Drivers Free Charging for Life?

In recent years, Tesla Motors has made a huge breakthrough in the automotive industry as it not only created the first electric vehicle that can travel up to 500 kilometers on a single charge, but also equipped a network of special charging stations known as Supercharger, where Tesla vehicles can refuel for free (Supercharger). Nevertheless, despite the fact that the company continues to develop itself, it is essential to mention that people, who often have to drive long distances, may end up using Tesla vehicles  because of unsustainability of free charging. Thus, there is a need for Tesla Motors to think about the ways that can attract potential customers and ensure them with free charging for life. Continue reading →

Why Is Napoleon Seen as a Villain Historically? 

Napoleon is the most mysterious and contradicting figure in world’s history. A person that is spoken about for centuries. Thousands of scientists argue about him, artists still draw his portraits. What role had he played in a development of humanity? Is he really a villain? Millions of people, that suffered from his invasion would agree, that he was a pure evil and great number of scientists would support that idea. But there are also a lot of researches that claim Napoleon Bonaparte one of the master tacticians and military geniuses. I agree that he was a genius, but for sure evil genius. Let’s start the analysis of Napoloen as a villain. He was a student in Military school and even there, where strict rules were the main source of discipline, he recommended himself as a haughty and freakish student. Continue reading →

What Is the Secret of Success of Michael Phelps?

Michael Fred Phelps II or “the Baltimore Bullet” is the most decorated Olympian of all time. His international titles and record-breaking performances made him the most successful swimmer in the history of this kind of sport. But was it easy for him to get started and stay the course to achieve success? He managed to transform his weak points into his assets. When Michael was in the sixth grade he was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a syndrome that changes people’s lives and it’s up to you to surrender or overcome it. Continue reading →

Who Is to Blame for Today’s Insane Beauty Standards?

Social and cultural trends as well as beauty myths about the “perfect figure” and “perfect woman” are all partially to blame for today’s heinous beauty standards. The factors which contribute to socially acceptable presentations of beauty and femininity are wide-ranging. For example, according to author Melissa Orourke, there are myriad influences which have helped shape and define society’s ideals for beauty and acceptable self-presentation. These include, “Inventions, end of wars, stock market crashes, women’s rights, global influence… Hollywood, movie stars, racial disparity, politics, greed” and many more (Orourke, “Who Is to Blame for Our Insane Beauty Standards?”, HubPages.com).  Continue reading →

What Are the Best Advertisements That Manipulate People’s Psychology Effectively?

Most sources tell advertisers that all they need is a catchy strap line and a call to action. However, as consumers become more jaded by constant advertising, and more sophisticated in their tastes, these tried and trusted techniques are no longer enough. More recent studies show that the most successful advertising campaigns are those that engage our emotions by associating brands with our hopes, fears, loves and aspirations. Continue reading →

The history of our nation is fraught with battles over its people’s rights, the right to vote being one of the foremost among them. The right to vote is linked to many other significant rights and principles, such as that of equality and justice. It should be denied to no eligible citizens, including to those who have infringed on the rights of others. Prisoners should be allowed the right to vote because this right is crucial to our classification as a democracy, the primary argument denying prisoners this right is based on a gross over-generalization, and prisoners’ voices matter. Continue reading →