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    bliss point” of a product and finds some official papers documenting companies’ improper application of science. According to Moss, Lin—a former chef scientist for Frito-Lay—seriously treats salt as a risky food addictive that “The documents were evidence of the concern that Lin had for consumers and…

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    scientists recognized and developed the experimental method, the method of science, most commonly called the scientific method.” “Throughout history, the scientific method has often been viewed mainly as a method of scientists. Some believe that the scientific method…

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    The existence of ghosts is a concept often disputed. When found in the situation where there is no rational explanation to something that happened, it is easy for us to create our own rational explanation in our minds. Perhaps the true rational explanation is right in front of us but we just cannot see it, much less explain it; because we do not understand it. This was the case for for the families living in a house in Amityville. Their stories lead to the labeling of the commonly heard Haunting…

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    Over the past decade, the United States of America has seen an increase in genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and herbicidal crops. With the rise of GMOs in the United States, a chasm has been created between scientific evidence and the public 's perception of GMOs. On one side, scientifical research has not concluded that GMOs are a health risk but also there is no proof that GMOs are completely safe for consumer consumption. Anti-GMO activists are also on the rise, protesting that GMOs are…

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    Despite key differences in their solutions, both Karl Popper and Paul Feyerabend noticed issues with the positivist system of scientific discoveries and attempted to develop new methods for understanding science. Popper developed new understandings surrounding the theory dependence of observation, and the flaws of induction. His system of falsificationism was a key factor in the development of sociology of science as a whole and of Feyerabend’s system of Epistemological anarchism. Feyerabend…

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    think the numbers of words in sentences of two separate chapters will not differ?”. I would like to explain the scientific method and examine, which is a systematic process about a phenomenon. It is representative of the phenomenon by eliminating the influence of bias. The scientific method is used for defensible and repeatable, which can resolve a problem in my daily life. The scientific methods identify is a defensive technique and carries out in six steps: observation and/or literature…

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    prior to oviposition [laying eggs] are restless, show stereotypic pacing and escape behavior, or perform ‘vacuum’ nesting activity, the expression of the motions of building a nest in the absence of appropriate nesting materials. Decades of scientific evidence suggest that hens are frustrated and distressed, and that they suffer in battery cages because there is no outlet for nesting behavior” (Baxter, 1994). Battery cages also limit the layer’s ability to perch, roost, scratch, forage,…

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    sign of using the word “creationism” in the draft version of the book “Of Panda and People”. In looking through the definition of both the intelligent design and creationism, they are of the same origin and basically have the same definitions. The evidence of the using the contents in creationism showed religious tendency directly. 6. According to The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment, the government is forbidden from enforcing any laws favoring any of the religion. There is a clear…

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    children, but the author flips this assertion on its head by claiming that violent media, instead, provides positive psychological benefits to children. The evidence that he presents to support his argument is underwhelming, at best. He does not provide any empirical data to support his claims (his study is the closest thing to empirical evidence, but it’s lacking). He relies mainly on his experience as a child, his experience as a parent, his experience dealing with his son who, like he,…

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    related advancement. On the other hand, the Asian countries have made progress in scientific advancements until the Europeans rise (Goldstone 136). For example, the Chinese developed gun powder, compass, and printing press (Strasser “The Scientific Revolution”). In the seventeenth century, the century which Europe starts to emerge as one of the powerhouses in the world because of the Scientific Revolution. The Scientific Revolution has helped European develop in mathematics, astronomy, and…

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