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- How can a better understanding of science help you become a better problem solver?Science is... Group of answer choices something that should never be mixed with religion based on logic but not necessarily based on evidence the best way of gaining knowledge about the world an outdated way of gaining knowledge a way of gaining knowledge that has no underlying assumptionsWhat is science? Why is it important to our society?
- do you think we need science?Humans play a significant role in society and in the environment. As a product of the previous generation, how can you contribute in improving our society for the benefit of the next generation?Can science ever replace religion, or vice versa? How do people reconcile religious and scientific explanations? Are scientific and religious explanations philosophically incompatible? What kind of biases do people have about scientists? Why is there so much antagonism in media dialogues between believers and atheists?
- Why is there a need for a scientist to know the limitations of science? Does this not affect their credibility as scientist? *Due to advances in medicine people are living longer? Do you think that this is potentially problematic for the earth as medicine becomes even more effective at prolonging human life? Why or why not?What is a well-tested and widely accepted description of what scientists find always happening in the same way in nature? Theory Scientific law O Hypothesis O Conclusion O Model