Science is, by design, made to use an unified system of terms, conditions, etc. to be as clear and popular understood as possible, hence it can be considered a "unified" endeavor. !
Hopefully not. Science tries to be an objective endeavor. But the practitioners are human, so it's not perfect.
considered is not science. It is a word
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Phobias are an aspect of psychology, which is considered a science. So yes, phobias are a science of sorts
It is something that is not testable, whereas science is!
biology is called as the unified science because it talks about the complexity of life which needs to be studied on several diff sub-branches
Science should be a politically neutral endeavor. The reality is that scientists compete with each other for financial grants to enable their research and much of science research and development is sponsored by companies with their own financial agenda.
Science is an international endeavor, not divided up into nationalities. However, if I were to assign a particular science to Ireland, I suppose it would be the science of zymurgy.
Unified Field Theory is science. By the very definition of science, ghosts are nonscientific because they have not been proven to exist. Further, Unified Field Theory describes nothingexcept for the unification of the four fundamental forces.
The role of science is neither to accept or reject religion. These are two separate areas of human endeavor.
it is because science is really the study of natural stuff for example animals and chemistry and other endeavor's such as technology are human made and creation but is related because we use science to create technology so naturally its not that different and I hope this helps
Deposition is the direct transition from gas to solid.
Hopefully not. Science tries to be an objective endeavor. But the practitioners are human, so it's not perfect.
considered is not science. It is a word
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When it's used to make money, or promote a commercial endeavor.
It is true that scientific endeavor is driven by both curiosity and society demands. Advances in science are often driven by societal demands.