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In science, when defining a concept or theory, one has to start with what is 'known' or is 'given'. Given a question like, "Does air exist?", one might have to presume that there is a concept that is called 'air', and that it is a 'true' or factual concept. Then one might ask, "What is air?" Then one might need to do a search of the literature available, or an electronic search, for previous definitions of the concept, 'air'. Going as far back as the ancient Greek philosophers, thinking men who originally tackled new concepts, you might find that 'air' is the invisible substance that humans and all living animals 'breathe', and was at the time considered to be 1 of the 5 primary 'elements', i.e. 'earth', 'water', 'air', 'fire', and the absence of all matter, called the 'aether' and is something that is above the ground level of 'earth' and is what makes the wind that when flowing through the trees, makes the move.
So if you can breathe it, i.e. 'air', then it must exist. So depending on the nature of the 'science', there can be a few or many presumptions, or concepts that one already has a knowledge of, and can apply that information, toward defining the concept of which you are desiring to know.
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How did both Darwin and Einstein challenge assumptions of earlier science?
no
What is reasoning used to reach a conclusion based on a set of assumptions or it may be defined as the science of reasoning proof thinking or inference?
Lo
What is an assumption in science?
Science makes three assumptions, the natural world can be understood by humans. the universe is a single system and the basic rules of physics and nature are the same everywhere, and if there is something we dont understand, is is because we dont yet have the proper tools and knowledge.
Why is critical thinking important in science?
Critical thinking is important in all aspects of life. It is critical to science because science only progresses, in the simplest terms, by uncovering the patterns underlying the materials and processes of nature. Loosely speaking, critical thinking requires one to drop biases, prejudices and assumptions for the simple reason that these can all lead one to the wrong conclusion. The scientific method: Hypothesis to Experiments to Data to Theory requires the clearest thinking and the recognition of underlying assumptions. In other words, critical thinking.
What impact does science have on society?
Science has had an impact on our society by teaching us the importance of it. Without we probably would not have television or a computer. They have taught us some of the knowledge of science and without. Without science we would never step out of the darkness.
How can you reduce false assumptions in science class?
yep
How did both Darwin and Einstein challenge assumptions of earlier science?
no
Why doesn't science like assumptions?
they think that it is not truly fact based
Is astrology a science like astronomy is?
Not at all. Astrology is a superstition, based on lots of unproven - and quite illogical - assumptions.
Are the ecomics laws as exact the laws of natural science?
No. Economic laws are you usually based on a lot of assumptions which are usually irrational.
What is the meaning of relevance of learning science?
it is the one way in which we are learning the facts both in theoritically and practically by making assumptions with our convinience
What is the definition of normal science?
Refers to the routine work of scientists experimenting with an established theory without attempting to challenge the underlying assumptions of that theory.
What is reasoning used to reach a conclusion based on a set of assumptions or it may be defined as the science of reasoning proof thinking or inference?
Lo
What are the assumptions of cox regression?
The assumptions of cox regression are a constant relationship and the proportional hazards assumptions.
What is a set of assumptions accepted as true?
A set of assumptions accepted as true is often referred to as a "premise" or "axiom." These foundational statements serve as the starting point for reasoning, arguments, or theories, providing a basis for further conclusions. In various fields, such as mathematics, philosophy, and science, these assumptions are critical for developing frameworks and guiding inquiry. Accepting these premises allows for consistent analysis and understanding within a given context.
What is an assumption in science?
Science makes three assumptions, the natural world can be understood by humans. the universe is a single system and the basic rules of physics and nature are the same everywhere, and if there is something we dont understand, is is because we dont yet have the proper tools and knowledge.
Why is critical thinking important in science?
Critical thinking is important in all aspects of life. It is critical to science because science only progresses, in the simplest terms, by uncovering the patterns underlying the materials and processes of nature. Loosely speaking, critical thinking requires one to drop biases, prejudices and assumptions for the simple reason that these can all lead one to the wrong conclusion. The scientific method: Hypothesis to Experiments to Data to Theory requires the clearest thinking and the recognition of underlying assumptions. In other words, critical thinking.
