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Does the limitation of science affect the credibility of a scientist?
The limitations of science do not inherently affect the credibility of a scientist; rather, they highlight the nature of scientific inquiry as a continuously evolving process. Scientists operate within the bounds of current knowledge and methodologies, and acknowledging these limitations can enhance their credibility by demonstrating intellectual honesty. Ultimately, the credibility of a scientist is built on their rigor, transparency, and willingness to adapt as new evidence emerges, rather than the absence of limitations in their work.
What is a good catchy title for maturity or growing up?
A Pinch To Grow An Inch Get Growing Getting Bigger Inch By Inch Growing Like A Weed Growing By Leaps And Bounds Look What's Sprouting Up Look Who's Growing Up Ready Or Not, Here I Grow! Ready, Set, Grow Scaling New Heights Tall Oaks From Little Acorns Grow Watch Me Grow Watch Out, Here I Grow Way To Grow
How science is useful to us?
Since ancient times man has been in the eternal quest for knowledge and information. Due to this thirst of his he has gained knowledge in diverse fields. The most colossal field of science. During the ancient times man's wants and cravings were very less but when these started growing man began conceiving new ideas. These ideas soon turned into reality. Sometimes he was fortunate but the rest of his attempts were in vain. But man because of his immense ardor and courage began accomplishing great tasks that would benefit mankind for the rest of eternity. Through science man has miraculous inventions. Science today has made its presence felt in every field of life. In the field of transport, man has made advancements in leaps and bounds. Evidently the first boat on earth was present even before the birth of Christ. The major invention was the wheel apart from the usual cars, ships, trains, planes etc. These have evolved into the current forms that are seen today. Science has also made communications simpler and faster. When Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, he probably had no idea that it be so revolutionizing. When Charles Babbage thought about the computer he too might not have foreseen it to dominate every other part of life. The telephone and the computer have given us the internet which has given us the e-mail. Also video-conferencing has made it possible for a doctor in one part of the world to instruct his patent's surgery in another part of the world. Space travel is now a reality with Yuri Gagarin being the first man to enter the huge vacuum. And now with telescopes being made we see the ends of space. In the field of medicine science has given us life in the form of death combating medicines. This has increased the average life of human being by many years. Electricity, Science's boon to mankind. Electricity is something that we cannot do without. Electricity powers our lights, fans, computers, refrigerators, TV's. It charges our mobile phones and other gadgets. Science has also give us what the current education system cannot do without. Paper. Paper is the basic need of the education system. Science has given us a host of other advantages. It has helped in the field of irrigation, sports, real estate...... and so on. The advantages of science are many. "But like everything science too has it's drawbacks, it's limitations" The cars, planes, trains, ships have taken millions of lives since inception. The injuries caused are almost ten times more. The death toll increases daily. In such circumstances there hardly lies any room for error. Most of these accidents are due to human lapse. Cases of drunken driving are often reported. Wrong signals have been given to trains. Airplane engines have failed in mid-air. Ships have been marooned at sea. Ships carrying oil have sunk causing calamities and killing marine lives. The computer might make work easier but it is also a pain in the... well lets say back. Most computer users do not have the correct posture and this leads to pain in the back, wrist, neck etc. The internet and e-mail are used to transmit deadly virii that can destroy your data, corrupt your files, steal your private information and put it up for the world to see. Space travel is tedious and also risky with space shuttles crashing ,killing people and causing millions of dollars of damage. Medicines have increased the life span of a human being and this leads to over-population. The problem of drugs is only a part of the whole picture. Taking spurious medicines is like taking poison. Electrical energy is good and useful as long as it flows in our appliances. Once it flows in places that are not meant for it, it wreaks havoc. Eg. Our bodies. Electrical shocks play their own deadly role in the death game. Lots of damage can be caused by fires. Anything from faulty wiring to a short circuit can cause this. Today we have also become very dependent on electricity. If the electricity goes it's as if we have lost the light of our lives.(Pun unintended). We cant sit on the computer, use the electric razor, watch TV, wash our clothes, iron them. Electricity is a very powerful force. And such a force can be a bad master. Paper though used for the propagation of education razes our trees to the ground. This in the long run causes many environmental problems like global warming etc. One of the most destructive force that science has given us is the bomb. There are many forms of a bomb, from a simple firecracker to a full fledged nuclear bomb. It is a force capable of wiping out a country within minutes. One of the display of it's sheer power is well Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the effects of which can be seen for generations as physical deformities in people. Science is a world in itself, fascinating, dark, huge, unexplored. Science can be used for the good of all if used. Science when improperly used can be molded into a potent force capable of wiping out life and its tracesng would be possible
How do molecules generate friction or heat?
How is heat created in a chemical reaction? you say; It is created from bonds cracking.Each bond has large energy,when it cracks, releases its energy. We know that when friction accurse there is a release of electrons. We also know that the release will cause a polarity change or change in polarity intensity. Is this change, not the same as the change taking place in the chemical reaction? Is it not polarity that bounds atoms? I THINK..... the answer is the same in both cases. change in polarity, intensity or the release of electrons. MY name is JACK D PRESNULL. (806)898-0570 How is heat created in a chemical reaction? you say; It is created from bonds cracking.Each bond has large energy,when it cracks, releases its energy. We know that when friction accurse there is a release of electrons. We also know that the release will cause a polarity change or change in polarity intensity. Is this change, not the same as the change taking place in the chemical reaction? Is it not polarity that bounds atoms? I THINK..... the answer is the same in both cases. change in polarity, intensity or the release of electrons. MY name is JACK D PRESNULL. (806)898-0570
What is the pH scale based on?
pH scale ranges from 0 - 14. It measures the acidity or basicity of a solution. A measurement of 7 is neutral, less than 7 is acidic and a basic is higher than 7. pH is measured based on the concentration of hydroxide and hydrogen (or hydronium) ions in solution. A solution containing hydrogen (H+ ions) or Hydronium ions (H3O - which is made from the reaction of hydrogen ions with water) indicate a pH lower than 7 or an acidic solution. A solution containing hydroxide ions (OH-) creates a basic solution with a pH greater than 7. It is possible to measure a pH that is greater than the bounds of the scale since the calculation for the scale is based on the negative log of the concentration of hydrogen (or hydronium) ions in the solution. pH=-log[H3O] therefore [H3O] = 10^-pH
When is the ball in or out of bounds in soccer?
In professional soccer when the ball goes outside of the lines it is out of bounds.
When is shuttlecock out of bounds?
A shuttlecock is out of bounds when the shuttlecock lands outside the court lines.
How supernatural stories are different from natural stories?
Supernatural stories involve elements or beings that exist outside the bounds of the natural world such as ghosts or magic, while natural stories focus on events and occurrences based in the real, observable world without supernatural elements. Supernatural stories often involve elements of mystery, the unknown, or the paranormal, while natural stories are grounded in reality and the laws of nature.
Inbounding in basketball?
Inbounds means within the dimensions of the playing court. Out of bounds means outside the dimensions of the playing court.
Ball in players possession however ball outside pilon. is this a touchdown?
As long as the player is not ruled out of bounds it is a touchdown. The goal line technically extends past out of bounds.
What purpose does street dance serve?
It serves as an outlet for dancers to show their craft outside the bounds of a room.
What does out of bounds mean in basketball?
Out of bounds in basketball is passed the line at the end of the court. If a person with the ball stands out of bounds the other team gets the ball. Someone on Team A is on offence (they have the ball) and someone on Team A knocks the ball out of bounds, Team B gets the ball. But if Team A was on offence and Team B knocks the ball out of bounds, Team A keeps the ball.
Where does the name Bounds come from?
bounds
Is the volleyball in or out of bounds?
The volleyball is in bounds.
What happens if an array overrun occurs in java?
If you mean that you try to access an index outside of the bounds of the array, then it will result in an IndexOutOfBoundsException being thrown.
Is there a law that the nativity cannot be placed outside of a public building?
In America that would likely cross the bounds of the separation between Church and State.
What is the birth name of Phyllis Bounds Detiege?
Phyllis Bounds Detiege's birth name is Phyllis Bounds.
