Scientists who do "pure science" focus on science without regard to applications. Typically, scientists have something in mind when they are researching, for instance cancer curing or practical inventions. Pure scientists focus only on the science.
it is called pure science.
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Its a delusion of science.
Science, political or otherwise, is pure. It is only scientists who may or may not be pure in their motives or methods. Political science is, of course, particularly prone to bias, since it deals with emotionally heated issues.
Pure science gives basic information that is needed to create new technology, but new technology also gives scientists the tools that they need to further extend their research, and to thereby learn more pure science.
Steven Shapin has written: 'Never pure' -- subject(s): Social aspects, Science, History 'Never pure' 'The scientific life' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Science, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Scientists, Science, Scientists
it is called pure science.
By definition, science is created by scientists. There is no science without scientists, so the level of contribution of scientists to science is 100%. Technology requires science as well.
Boyle was one of the scientists who founded the Royal Society. In science, he was the first to separate gas as a pure substance from its compound forms.
There are differing opinions, more traditional scientists would say yes whereas many modern scientists would apply the reductionist argument to say it is not pure enough to be a science. Many businesses and organisations would class a degree in sociology as a science degree, like I said, differing opinions.
Yes Pure Science is also called Natural Science. Hopes this answer helps
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We distil raw science from it's more concentrated form, into lower more manageable dilutions so it can be digested by the general public.
pure science is generally the dry-labs bit, whereas applied is more practical