Society has been transforming ever since people could make note, and consequently, so has science. Science has indeed impacted society and continues to influence it until the present. It has changed what we believe and how we live our lives. By improving our lives, science has given mankind the chance to consider such concerns as education, justice, and even ethics; to create civilizations, and to enhance human living/conditions. But it has also given us the power to be able to cause destruction among all improvements made. By immensely changing our perspectives of food, quality/length of our lifespans, and even changed our moral principles and the best philosophies ever known to humankind; science has immeasurably ameliorated society.
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Before, our ancestors were compelled to their work in order to survive and feed themselves as well as their loved ones. They wouldn’t be too apprehensive to such topics as finding love, enjoying life, or living life’s fullest while they still can; as, to compared to the people currently living in the present that are having trouble difficulty such subjects. Science has now enabled us to live beyond our limits for the past years. It has revised our knowledge of life at many different levels — from the routine workings of our everyday lives to global issues. Nowadays, many of us are privileged and don 't have to spend our days stressfully seeking edible material to fill our hunger; but rather, doing things that we relish most, things that our forebears were restricted from ever confronting. I, myself, consider that this all ties down because of one man, Edward Jenner. Because of his discovery in the late 1790’s, he made the present attainment. Surely, he wasn’t the one who had invented all those vaccines nor cured all diseases that humans have come across within time, but he was the one who had started the concept. With his discovery, he convincingly showed that vaccinations worked, which then later established the theory that diseases are caused by germs by other scientists later on following in his footsteps. Not only has medication improved the aspect of life, but also …show more content…
Regardless of all the contradictory alters that we have been confronted with, science is a remarkable prosperity. It is up for us if we protect ourselves from exposure to existing transitions and it is within ourselves where and what to believe among these effects. As George W. Bush himself said it, “The moral challenge posed for us by modern science is that our scientific tools simply give us raw power, and it is up to us to determine the right ways to use that power and to prescribe the wrong
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Before, our ancestors were compelled to their work in order to survive and feed themselves as well as their loved ones. They wouldn’t be too apprehensive to such topics as finding love, enjoying life, or living life’s fullest while they still can; as, to compared to the people currently living in the present that are having trouble difficulty such subjects. Science has now enabled us to live beyond our limits for the past years. It has revised our knowledge of life at many different levels — from the routine workings of our everyday lives to global issues. Nowadays, many of us are privileged and don 't have to spend our days stressfully seeking edible material to fill our hunger; but rather, doing things that we relish most, things that our forebears were restricted from ever confronting. I, myself, consider that this all ties down because of one man, Edward Jenner. Because of his discovery in the late 1790’s, he made the present attainment. Surely, he wasn’t the one who had invented all those vaccines nor cured all diseases that humans have come across within time, but he was the one who had started the concept. With his discovery, he convincingly showed that vaccinations worked, which then later established the theory that diseases are caused by germs by other scientists later on following in his footsteps. Not only has medication improved the aspect of life, but also …show more content…
Regardless of all the contradictory alters that we have been confronted with, science is a remarkable prosperity. It is up for us if we protect ourselves from exposure to existing transitions and it is within ourselves where and what to believe among these effects. As George W. Bush himself said it, “The moral challenge posed for us by modern science is that our scientific tools simply give us raw power, and it is up to us to determine the right ways to use that power and to prescribe the wrong