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    Progress is a term that many perceive/use differently in various scenarios. It’s understood as continuous improvement, developments in science and technology, or as general advancements. Selecting an appropriate definition of progress when using it to discuss history can be a bit problematic. The transition from hunters and gatherers to agriculture began around 10,000 B.C.E. which alternated the way humans lived; this change became irreversible. It’s been debated that the transition to…

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    Science leaves people with many questions. There so many unexplained things that happen around the world. Many scientists and people have a different answer about things. Also, people question what true and not true because only have a theory on things. Also, many people through history knew about things device, airplanes, spaceships, and many other things. In this research paper, I am going research what scientists or people research about devices years before it was made. How I feel about…

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    Technological development closely related to people daily life. Due to science and technology bring the convenience to people’s lives, enrich people daily life and immerses into people daily life deeply, people’s living standard has increased dramatically. If there weren 't technological innovation, society wouldn 't get advanced. Firstly, take people’s clothing, for example, people used to wear clothes which are out of fashion and monotonous; however, right now people can dress up themselves by…

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    Dover High school intended to introduce the theory of Intelligence Design to the science class in the ninth grade, trying to break the exclusive mode of setting Darwin’s evolution theory as monopoly. Some residents, mainly the parents of the ninth grade students who insisted their beliefs on Darwin’s theory sued the school board for enforcing the teaching policies of including the intelligence design theory in the science classes. 2. The basic principles and origin of the theory of evolution by…

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    Microscope Research Paper

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    Microscope Essay Carolyn, 6C 20 November 2015 Microscopes How has the microscope helped our understanding of science and changed the world? The microscope has developed a huge understanding of science and really changed the world. Microscopes magnify tiny objects, which make them look a lot larger. Scientists use microscopes to see tiny objects that are too small to see with our eyes. These include cells, tiny living things, and grains of sand. A compound light microscope can give a…

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    Prometheus

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    innumerous ways. Fire illuminated the path towards the creation of the thriving cultures that we know today. Plus, Prometheus didn’t just give mankind fire. He also gifted them with the knowledge of different trades: brick making, woodworking, astrology, science and math, language, domestication of animals, navigation of the sea, medicine, dream and omen interpretation, and metal working. Without this surplus of knowledge, humans would be like ‘ferbies’. Ferbies are not conscious. They are only…

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    engagingly studies or has deep knowledge in the fields of science. The main fields of science include; Physics, biology, chemistry, geology, etc. which branch into other deeper subjects. Scientists contributed greatly in society that made us live the life we live today. There are many scientists who are not recognized enough for their scientific discoveries and influences. One scientist that I definitely believe that should be on the Science Hall of Fame is Louis Pasteur, for his discoveries…

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    brings a comedic approach to science. This books talks about the alimentary canal and how it works. We first start at the very beginning of alimentary canal, the mouth. We first learn that tasting our food is mostly based on our sense of smell, not our tongue. As the book progresses, we go deeper into the alimentary canal and how our food passes through our esophagus, stomach, and intestines. Throughout the journey through the body, we learn that we should chew our food at leasts 32 times,…

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    Genetic Engineering Essay

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    In this essay I will attempt to compare, contrast, and evaluate the disciplines of genetic engineering and climate science, along with their potential significance. I will also defend my opinion that genetic engineering may have the greater long-term impact on human society and our understanding of nature, while also acknowledging the long-term impact of climate science. My conclusion will evaluate the potential of for both positive and negative impacts genetic engineering may have on human…

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    I. M. Sechenov who was the father of Russian physiology (Todes, 2000). He then enrolled a mathematics and physics faculty and took a course in natural science. In this field, he had passion and felt inspired. This courage of abandoning his father’s life and following his heart was one of the major reasons that made me select him. Further,…

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