How does science affect how we live today?
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it affects in diferents ways in our live, positive and negative ways.
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The Industrial Revolution influenced the economic and social life of present society because of the simple fact that it was considered a REVOLUTION. Because of the different advances in technology and ideology behind advancing in both education and science. The Industrial Revolution changed a great deal of things that has instilled a sense of wanting more and more today in all fields of science. The economy boomed because of faster production rate and easier manufacturing, and social life changed drastically from making things at home to going to department stores. Agriculturally, economically, socially, and ideologically... The Industrial revolution has influenced the way ALL countries today have tried to succeed in becoming world powers.\n\nFeel Free to take this... this is the "get a good grade but dont bore the hell outta everyone" answer
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No, but the lack of a similar increase in psychological growth in mankind has caused our technological development to outstrip our maturity as a species.  The sudden increase in information and the resulting challenges to everyone's world views due to access to the web and instant information should be sufficient to give us a chance to catch up a bit.  Then the technology will be much easier to handle and use wisely.
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it's simply life. Every thing around us every thing we do any thing that hapens and it's cause and how did it happen. the objects around you how are they made what are they what could it do. the way of life...it's the answer of every thing around us....if u need the answer of any thing u have to use science...simply science is every thing and cause
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The answer to the question mo matter if yes or no will change humanity. Every piece of knowledge that humankind has ever uncovered has lead to a change sooner or later. That is why there is no wasted research. Many of our most useful things have come from someone who was investigating something entirely different.
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it depends on your own metaphysics\n\ngods and devils are on explanation into the unknown.\n\nscience is another\n\nperhaps, today's science will be consider ignorant in the future\n\nperhaps, religion is yesterday's science
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Science, like good spelling, enables us to both understand and improve our world.
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Science is popular, but not as popular as it could be, or has been in the past, particularly in some places. There might be many reasons for this:\n\n1. Science is complicated, with many details. As science advances, the forefront is harder for people to understand.\n\n2. Science uses its own special language. Some words have diffrent meaning than in common usage, like "theory". It confuses people and presents a barrier to understanding. \n\n3. Science is under assault in some places by religious elements. \n\n4. Science is linked with negative things, like pollution and advances in military weapons, in many people's minds. \n\n5. Science has become large and bureaucratic as it has grown. \n\n6. Scientific activities often raise ethical questions, like stem cell research, or human cloning. \n\n7. Science is viewed as useless, as opposed to engineering, which focuses more on applications. \n\nAnd so on.
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There is a large amount of material about this on the internet. What exactly you are looking for, I do not know. I do not intend to write your term paper for you. Take a look at the web sites below to start. \n\nI will note that inventions are usually about technology, which is not the same as science. Technology can be used to produce better measurements. And applied science can produce technology. But they are not the same.
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In a short & crude way, DNA seems to have the information that drive life in and around us. ‘If I can’ read this molecule, I can perhaps tell the possibilities of me or my child being susceptible to a disease. \n\nGenetics is about knowing:\nhow exactly the DNA is linked to life and, more importantly, \nhow is the information in DNA is passed through generations. Genetics also explains a lot about evolution-theories.\n\nThese subjects fascinate many of us as we have intriguing questions about life.\n\nWhy is it important to know about these for a non-biologist? Doctor J is correct. Just wanted to elaborate on this. \n\nIf DNA has information about different forms of life, modifying the DNA can be a potential way to identify and/or cure some of the diseases, or obtain better crop, etc. But since modifying DNA can have so many different implications, including the hereditary and evolutionary aspects of the future generations of life forms on earth, the current generation may have lot of responsibilities. Our policy makers, politicians, media and the rest of us can contribute by our awareness of DNA, cells, genetics etc. \n\nThere can be uncertainty about the future possibilities/effects due to genetic changes that are induced by us, the human beings. We still don’t know many things; like, how to read the complete DNA (genome). Hence, there is a space for interpretation of future effects of genetic engineering. It is hard to completely rule out the possible negative effects. But the benefits, when they really exist, can be tremendous. Restraint and good regulations are very crucial. We can, and perhaps, should influence the policy makers by our awareness.
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This is a nice question...i have though about it many times. The reason todays society because people are more hung on science than religion. Religion seems to be a sentiment as it has no scientific proof and science has not developed that far that it can say there exits something beyond this world  and yes we are eternal(spirit souls) and we just dont die once we die. So no one cares for ethics.\n                             We need to bring transformation , atfirst withen ourselves then our family members and then the society this is the only way to bring change.
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If the answer was YES, would it make a difference in how you lived now?
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Yes, I can truly say that technology made us (at least the majority of us) live better, cleaner and in improving conditions of life, greater lifespan and have a better entertaining time.  \nNevertheless  the technology was always put in front of every thing stepping on what Nature gave us and stepped even on the Nature itself. Only when was absolutely obvious that the destruction of the environment is endangering the very essence of our lives, life that technology tries to improve entering in this way into a paradox. \nIn essence technology actually helps even to remedy the mistakes made in the past with  the same technology that made the destruction of the Nature, and....so on. \n\nIs a continuous loop I believe which should never stop, because if the progress stops, the problems remained unsolved, will increase, and if the destruction will continue...will not be for a long time, and even the human kind will perish, under the phrase "Technology makes your every day life better".\n\nAnd that's not all I have to say\nDfriend:)
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No. I think for myself. Science has a large number of self-correcting proceedures, so I think it will eventually get the correct answers once enough data is in. But science itself does not deal with morality, just existence. \nFor morality, I look at what hurts people and society and what helps people and society. I look for promotion of learning, art, literature, and love between people. I look to promote the type of world that I would like my daughter to live in: one that is open to new ideas, that doesn't ostrasize people for who they love, and that protects those that are in need of protection. This often means I don't 'go with the flow'.
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Accident. Coincidence. Chance. These shaped the universe as we know it. Organisms have slowly evolved and become humans as we are today... And we've stopped evolving almost completely because we've learned that, rather than adapting to our environments, we can adapt our environments to US. We no longer need changing survival skills for heat or food, because these are grown and raised and manufactured for us... and this will probably be our eventual downfall. If ever we are failed by technology, our inability to adapt and grow and evolve will cause us all to perish.
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the influence of pop culture on today's society.
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how about" how immigration affects the world around us" ?