Economics is a science that does not consider the essential needs of human beings?

We human beings are living organisms, hence we have a vital interest in the study of life. An artificial intelligence (or smart robot) might regard the science of electronics as being more essential than that of biology.

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its a social science because it deals with human beings

science and technology affect human beings and their way of life

The scince that deals with the study of human beings is called "anthropology" and i 100% sure this is correct because my mother is a science teacher =)

Science day is a day when science is highlighted and awareness of how science helps human beings is dispersed through the human species.

Science is the most incredibly wonderful thing human beings ever achieved.

An essential amino acid cannot be synthesized by an organism so it must be a part of its diet. In total, there are nine essential amino acids for human beings.

An indispensable nutrient is also known as an essential nutrient. About 40 nutrients are currently known to be essential for human beings.

The science of ecopsychology focuses on the relationship that human beings have with nature. The two primary principles of this science is ecology and psychology.

Sociology is a social science. While social sciences are a field of science overall. Science has three fields: natural science, social science, and behavioral science. Social sciences are disciplines that are concerned with and built upon social life and many aspects of it. They all to have to do studying something that could not have existed without human beings present and creating it within their social life. Such as law, economics, history, communication studies, human geography, psychology, education, linguistics, etc. All of these study human beings in their social state in a certain aspect. Like law is the study of a system of rules within our social lives and institutions. Education is the process by which humans accumulate knowledge & skills and the various ways of handing it down. Sociology is the study of human beings interacting. All of these studies are social. They aren't natural in the sense that they exist there on its own like nature, which we study in biology or earth science.

Physical science is learning about moving things and bilogical science is learning about cells, human beings things are alive and not alive and so on

yes the premis of life is based around science and math

Jonathan Cowie has written: 'Climate Change' -- subject(s): OverDrive, Nonfiction, Science 'Climate change' -- subject(s): Mass extinctions, Climatic changes, Environmental aspects, Physical anthropology, Effect of environment on, Paleoclimatology, Human beings, History, Bioclimatology, Human ecology 'The economics of transport' -- subject(s): Economics, Transportation

yes,co2 is important to science.because co2 is released by human beings and used by plants these are parts of science

Hidden Calories In Human Beings!!!

1) it deals with human beings 2) it is a normative science

Science has a major effect on human beings every day. From the houses that are lived in to the computers used to access the Internet, science is integral to almost everything.

Artifacts (things made by human beings) are the major clues to the past studied in the science of archaeology.

hazards means somthing that has dangerouse effect on life of living beings

Water is essential for human beings to live and makes up 65-90% of our body.

Amino acids are essential for the creation of proteins, which are vital for many biological functions.

all living beings consume water as it is their basic need; if it becomes polluted it can cause harm to all living beings. therefore to be aware it is essential to have knowledge about water pollution

Vital Improvement in science will surely demolish the HUMAN RACE in near future. The growth of science has to be regulated by considering the valuable living beings in mind. -Ramesh(Bangalore,India)

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