Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Why do we Learn Science?
We learn science to gain knowledge about the world around us. If we know more about what we are dealing about in life, we can deal with these things better than if we were uninformed. For example a scientist can figure out what an unknown substance is by observing it. For him to know if this substance is safe or not he must have good knowledge of how substances react under certain cicumstances. This also applies to all fields of science, doctors must know the human body to do their job properly engineers also must know their field of science. without knowledge of science we couldn't make advanncements because we wouldn't know about our world, how it would react, and what can be done with that reaction.
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6 comments:
I agree with you. Science is very important to know so that we can succeed in our jobs and just overall life.
I like how you put the importance of science in an occupation. I think there could be a lot more science medically than just knowing the human body, but I get where you were going with that. Things such as vaccines, medicines and knowing what the sickness is, what causes it and how to remove it. It is very important to know science in a career
I like how you brought up that we need science to advance society. Without science we couldn't keep moving forward.
I agree with everything that you said here, especially about how it is important to know it so we can use it in our jobs and to advance in society. quick question. Why don't you have any other Posts on your website. I thought that was just kind of strange.
i like how you have 2 posts, wtf man. your blog grade must've been like...10/50...
joe greer. you were lazy back in those times... two blogs?? Ennywho, i wanted to say hello fer once on this old thing... Btw, read Name of the Wind. EXCELLENT BOOK!!!!!!
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