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    Prior to the Scientific Revolution, the only way people accepted ideas about the universe was because it had been passed down based on authority. The people with authority only told you what they wanted you to hear and kept the stories from their past families. As the reading states, “ If only the concerns of the powerful provide the interpretation of historical significance, then much of history will be left out.” The Scientific Revolution brought on a new attitude, because people became more…

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    and starting these chapter readings has really changed my view on the whole career field itself. I’ve always categorized psychology as a science but never did I imagine just how much of a science it really is. Although I wouldn’t rank it over sciences such as biology or chemistry, I consider psychology to be a fundamental aspect of scientific studies. Many might argue that psychology shouldn’t be consider a science because it doesn’t…

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    the scientific and religious components of this debate can be overwhelming, combining the two elements to work together can ultimately be more beneficial to the project. Throughout the majority of the film, Ellie displays a powerful belief in science over religion. On the contrary, multiple characters such as Palmer, believe the true answers are derived from faith. Although these two topics are greatly different, they both prove to be best when they work with each other. For instance, as…

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    centuries and centuries to come is, “How did humans advance so far in science?”. It all had to start with an understanding of ourselves first rather than our surroundings. That is where the understanding of our anatomy comes in. Anatomy is the study concerned with the bodily structure of humans and other living organisms. Anatomy has been studied for over many centuries and we have barely skimmed the surface of this vast branch of science. There are still many unanswered questions waiting to be…

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    Biochemist Research Paper

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    through many years of education along with doing a lot of research. Being a biochemist is a very important, interesting, and valuable career. To become a successful biochemist, it takes a lot of hard work, dedication, and understanding of math and science. When an individual thinks about becoming a biochemist, there are many important questions that should come into consideration. A sample of these questions is: Is solving complex mathematical and scientific problems pleasurable? Is he…

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    school, I have taken various science and art classes. These are subjects that have always caught my attention and I plan to continue attending classes that fall under these categories, during my senior year and throughout college. Science has been a subject that I have always had an interest in and have thoroughly enjoyed. During high school, my focuses have primarily been in health science classes that will help me excel in a medical career, although I have taken science classes outside of…

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    Einstein's Argument Essay

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    During a discussion on whether scientific finds and research should be based on practicality and dictated by ethical concerns, simple scientific curiosity, or a mixture of both, one would believe that one of the greatest minds of a generation would side with practicality. However, in Einstein’s own words, “This question cannot be decided on a logical basis” (Whitfield, Donald, Hicks). He then goes on to elaborate on his ponderings, and then specifies that although this question depends solely on…

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    Nikola Tesla Abstract

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    Gustavo Oliveira Coutinho, 4º ano Class: 4BTEL Innovate Tesla: the resurgence of Nikola Tesla from oblivion to spotlight Introduction Nikola Tesla is one of the most controversial figures on science. While many judged him simply as a mad scientist, few were able to see how he was ahead of his own time, providing the theoretical and practical foundation to several modern equipments. We, as a society, not only owe Tesla for the AC (alternating current) electric system of supply, but…

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    This method of experimenting has been a cause of moral conflict for many. Yes it can be considered morally wrong to experiment on animals knowing there could be deadly consequences, but the reason for the experiments is beneficial such as in the field of science. Animal research has contributed to many successful medical research projects. Two main aspects that animal experimentation has benefited is in: medicine and psychology. Reflecting on the medical advances made throughout decades, we can…

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    New scientific discoveries challenged the Catholic Church - the established religion - after Nicolaus Copernicus's revolution. Many scientific discoveries were made by Copernicus, Brahe, and Kepler, but their discoveries were not viewed as challenging toward the church. However, some of the discoveries of Galileo Galilei were viewed as controversial. Many of Galileo's discoveries challenged the ideas that were commonly held at the time and his findings contradicted the Bible and the ideas of…

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