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This social science studies the past and the progress of nations and people?
Anthropology
What is the most important concept of the enlightenment?
3 Central Concepts: 1). Progress is inevitable 2). Methods of natural science can be used to understand all aspects of life (Reasoning --> nothing accepted purely on faith) 3). Scientific method is capable of discovering laws of human nature 4 Tenets: 1). Progress 2). Reason 3). Toleration 4). Optimism
What is the difference between the age of reason and the age of romanticism?
intellectual believe in a power of reason science to further human progress
How did the philosophers believe that progress could be achieved?
working together, science and reason could improve peoples lives
Why was the invention of the microscope important?
The microscope changed science because it allows scientists to see things that are too small to see with the human eye. The microscope zooms in on very small objects, like cells and molecules.
Why is important to wonder?
Curiosity is the driving force of science.
Which best explains why openness is important to the progress of science?
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Why does the progress of science require both curiosity and methodology?
Curiosity drives scientists to ask questions and seek answers, leading to new discoveries and knowledge. Methodology provides the structure and discipline needed to conduct experiments, analyze data, and draw meaningful conclusions. By combining curiosity and methodology, the progress of science is guided by rigorous investigation while allowing for exploration and innovation.
What is curiosity based science?
science is the pursuit of knowledge. Every science is curiosity based.
What is Curiosity in science?
Science curiosity is a desire to seek out and consume scientific information just for the pleasure of doing so.
Why was science important to the Renaissance?
yes science is important to the renaissance but progress slowed for somtime giving the name of scientific backwardness but it was the early phase of the scientific revolution
Why is it important for scientist to be curious?
Curiosity is fundamental to science. Scientists investigate the world in which we live because they are curious about it. If they just wanted to make money, they would have become investment bankers instead.
Why did Einstein do science?
It piqued his curiosity.
What drives the process of science?
Curiosity.
What come first to human curiosity science or technology?
I would say they come to us in exactly that order: Curiosity, Science, Technology..
Why is dubnium used for research?
Because dubnium is important for studies in nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry, design of accelerators and generally for the progress of science and the enlargement of human knowledge.
Why are ethics important when considering experiment?
It is important that people are not harmed for the sake of science -Apex
