<span>The world controller orders the hatchery to create embryos with different intelligence levels to fit into different sections of society. Alphas require a lot of intelligence to perform complex activities like Bernard's job of overseeing the night-time conditioning of the young. By comparison, the lowest cast, Epsilons, are deprived of oxygen during embryonic formation and given alcohol to ensure they will have very little intelligence and thus be fit for the lowest jobs in society.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The monsoons and the rivers produced favorable conditions for agriculture. These conditions allowed the Harappans to make pots.
Explanation:
The location at which Harappa was present made it favourable for agriculture. As a result, their economy began to rise when the Harrapans started to practice the are of agriculture on this land. The Harappans began producing various crops and sold them which provided them for a living. Cotton was one of the main crops that was grown here. Also, the Harrapans were interested in the art of making pottery. The silt from the river served as an excellent source for them to carve the pots. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Jefferson faces the following potential ethical dilemmas: 
- By taking his clients to his property he could have been perceived as trying to influence them by buying their approval with gifts and luxuries. On the other hand, by taking them to the club he can be perceived as generous and friendly, as he is inviting them to have a good time.
 - By discussing politics with the clients, he risks them associating Jefferson’s company with a specific ideology. This could harm the reputation of the company and its products, as well as alienating potential clients who do not share that view. However, by talking about politics he can be relatable to clients' view of the world.
 - Since this was an informal discussion, he risked providing the clients with inaccurate information about the products, as probably he did not have accurate data at hand to back up his claims. Nevertheless, informal conversations are a good way of building rapport with clients, while providing information that suits their needs in a friendly manner.
 - By meeting the clients separately in the parking lot and customizing the prices, he risks being overheard by others, who can perceive customization as a corrupt practice. He risks the clients find out that others were offered better prices. On the other hand, the clients might feel that he had a special consideration with each of them.
 
Explanation:
An ethical dilemma happens when there are two distinct ways to make a decision, neither is more acceptable than the other, but by choosing one the other is transgressed. This mental experiment poses questions about how to act morally, by making the best possible decision. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
The most likely result is Daisy wouldn't develop deep emotional attachment with her mother.
Deep emotional attachment between parents and infant developed due to the Perception that infants have for her mother.
 If the parent spent a lot of time taking care of her infant, the infant will perceive the mother as a guardian that always take care of her and someone who could make the infant feel safe.
If, the infant spent the majority of his/her childhood at they care, the emotional attachment that the infants have with the daycare teacher could be deeper than the attachment that they have to thier mother.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
frequency
Explanation:
The frequency of the voice can tell a lot about the age of the speaker, even if we don't see them.
<u>Children tend to have a very high frequency of the voice - it is what we hear as children's high pitched or squeaky voice, which helps us distinguish it is them.</u><u> </u>
<u>Men's voices, when they speak normally, go up to 155Hz, women's up to 255Hz, but children's voices are raging between 250 Hz to 300Hz, or even higher.</u><u> </u>
<u>In most cases, children will have a higher frequency of the voice than any full-grown adult. </u>
It is also noted that even older people, as they age, have notable changes in voice. Adult men that usually have low voice frequency tend to have a higher and higher frequency of the voice as they age. Women go through a different process - they have a high frequency of the voice and during the aging process, it lowers down notably according to studies.