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What is science?

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    Aladin_Azra
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    As a word, science comes from Latin sciō, which is poorly accepted as "to know, to understand", but its meaning is "to have practical knowledge, to know how to do something, to understand what one should do, etc." This word, science, should have nothing with theory-only (ratio), but with empirio. Today, most of so-called science is just a theory or a set of theories which support one another. Science became a belief system, which is always a man-made religion created for a few to rule over masses.

    Science without praxis is more dangerous and hazardous to humanity then all man-made religions. As religious dogmas, science theories are forbidden to question. But we should always question everything we don't understand, if we wanna learn. There're also many narcissists pretending to understand, but they're nothing else then commentators on sci-fi movies and fairy-tales.

    We should distinct from these phenomenon and stick to the real science, that we're able to understand and apply in our lives.

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      Science is the systematic pursuit of knowledge through observation, experimentation, and analysis. It's a multifaceted endeavor that encompasses a wide range of disciplines, from physics and chemistry to biology and psychology. At its core, science aims to understand the natural world and uncover the underlying principles governing its phenomena. By employing rigorous methodologies and critical thinking, scientists seek to expand our understanding of the universe and address pressing questions. As Carl Sagan aptly put it, "Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge." In essence, it's a process of inquiry driven by curiosity and guided by evidence. Whether unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos or deciphering the intricacies of the human mind, science empowers us to make sense of our existence and shape the world around us. If you need assistance in navigating the complexities of scientific research, consider reaching out to professionals at https//writepaper.com/write-my-research-paper who can provide expert guidance and support.

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          Science is knowledge about all nature, human, animal,botanic etc. Science is not religion, means to know. Science doesn’t accept dogma. And comes from ancient time knowledges.

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