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    define it? Is it by the methods people use in investigation? Or is it how we apply concepts? In Okasha’s Philosophy of Science: A Very Short Introduction (1) it attempts to force the reader to look at our own views of how science is defined and if it a satisfactory definition in the realm of Philosophy. The chapter provides several examples on how people determine science: “It is the attempt to understand, explain, and predict the world we live in,” or their defining methods that differentiate…

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    both a particle's position and its velocity. You can guess statistically what any batch of electrons might do, but you cannot predict the career of anyone particle. They seem to be as free as dragonflies. You can perfect your instruments and your methods till the cows come home, and you will never ever be able to measure this one basic thing. It cannot be done. The electron is a muskrat; it cannot be perfectly…

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    William Daubert, his wife and two children filed a petition to the Supreme Court of the United States against Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals. The petitioners alleged that birth defects caused in their two children were due to the side effects of a Bendectin, a prescription anti-nausea drug, ingested by the mother during pregnancy. The respondent produced 30 published research papers involving 130,000 patients and a testimony from a credentialed epidemiologist stating that this drug had no links…

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    “Knowledge takes the form of a combination of stories and facts.” How accurate is this claim in two areas of knowledge? Prescribed Title #2 Amy Wu St Cuthbert’s College Candidate No. 003886-0020 Session – November 2014 Word Count: 1587 Fact is objective information that is regarded to be correct due to the ability to prove that it is true. In comparison, stories are narratives of what has happened in the past, or hypothesized ideas. For the purpose of this essay, knowledge is…

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    Psychology is the scientific studies of the thoughts and the behaviors”(Rosenberg, 2012) When we hear the word psychology, we know that it has something to do with our mental and physical states. , But don’t think past all that. Till people start talking about psychology mental and physical disorders. The root word psyche comes from the Greek for “mind,” but modern psychology is as likely to study the brain and behavior, as it is the “mind.” (Rosenberg, 2012) We then realize that psychology…

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    cells and their uses? SHOULD THEY CONTINUE? d. There are many needs for our community. Should we be spending limited money on scientific studies or should we spend the money on other needs? WHAT SHOULD THE MONEY BE SPENT ON? Well in different circumstances I believe that I would have different answers. Say you meant, should we be spending limited money on scientific studies or should we spend it on health care and looking after the homeless? Then I believe that my answer would be on ‘other…

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    The earliest known description of the pancreas is attributed to Herophilus of Chalcedon (300 B.C.), a Greek physician deemed to be one of the first human anatomist and adopter of the scientific method (1). Despite Herophilus’s pioneering research on human anatomy, he received public criticism and was referred to as the ‘butcher’ of Alexandria – for his innumerable human dissections and gruesome vivisections performed before public audiences (2). The name ‘pancreas’ was later coined by Rufus…

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    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 that lead to saving billions of people, even to today. Louis Pasteur was born on the…

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    Since the rise of scientific studies, scientists have conducted many experiments that have come to support naturalistic theories through the use of geological or biological terms. For instance, scientific studies have come to explain that the earth was created roughly 5 billion years ago due to gas particles remaining from the creation of the sun, which in turn…

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    reality. As a result of these questions, the two schools of philosophy were formed. Rene Descartes and David Hume are two of the most well-known philosophers of epistemology. Descartes was a rationalist who claimed to possess a special method to form a well-rounded method of doubt, which was exhibited in his many studies of mathematics, natural philosophy and metaphysics. Hume was an empiricist who is generally known as one of the most important philosophers in English writing. Descartes idea…

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