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Mathematics and the Dynamic Aspects of the Physical World
The physical world is throbbing with activity. Nothing ever remains the same. Change is the one pervasive feature in...
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Qualitative and Quantitative
When we say that the sea is blue or that a person is tall, our description is qualitative. We...
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Role and Relevance of Classification and Data
The goal of experiments in science is not to have personal experiences, but to gather information which may add...
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Types of Experiments
Countless experiments have been performed in a variety of contexts and for a variety of reasons in the laboratories...
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Experiment in Science
We noted that observation is a step beyond merely seeing or responding to our senses. It is a conscious...
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Observation
In our efforts to understand natural phenomena, science divides the world of experience into specific domains which are then...
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Two Meanings of Why
In ancient science, which drew analogies between the behavior of living entities and that of nature, there was the...
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Explanations in Science
What does one mean by the term explanation? This is a very complex question in the philosophy of science....
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The Goal of Science
“The aim of science,” wrote Karl Pearson, “is nothing short of the complete interpretation of the universe.” Thus the...
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The Internalization of Science and Technology
The scientific revolution of the sixteenth century was significant not so much in the discarding of geocentricity though this...