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Is science dangerous?
1999
Nature
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Genetics and cloning Mary Shelley would be both proud and shocked. Her creation of a scientist creating and meddling with human life has become the most potent symbol of modern science. ...
Technology is much older than anything one could regard as science and unaided by any science, technology gave rise to the crafts of early humans, like agriculture and metalworking. ...
doi:10.1038/18543
pmid:10192325
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Is Science Dangerous?
2002
Journal of Molecular Biology
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Genetics and cloning Mary Shelley would be both proud and shocked. Her creation of a scientist creating and meddling with human life has become the most potent symbol of modern science. ...
Technology is much older than anything one could regard as science and unaided by any science, technology gave rise to the crafts of early humans, like agriculture and metalworking. ...
doi:10.1016/s0022-2836(02)00349-2
pmid:12079325
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Science
1996
Faith and Philosophy
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, including economics, psychology, sociobiology and so on. ...
This paper is a continuation of a discussion with Ernan McMullin; its topic is the question how theists (in particular, Christian theists) should think about modern science-the whole range of modern science ...
many examples from the social sciences. ...
doi:10.5840/faithphil19961335
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Science
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2020
Research Ethics for Students in the Social Sciences
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After Reading This Chapter, You Will: Develop an awareness of what social science is about Better understand the role of students within universities Recognize the function of reflexivity in the process ...
Box 2.1: 'What Do Social Sciences Study?' The Study of Humans Debates about the validity of social science knowledge exemplify the challenges in the scholastic study of humans. ...
become increasingly dependent on government agencies, causing universities to behave more like bureaucracies. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-030-48415-6_2
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Natural science, social science and optimality
1991
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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choice and social organization, (4) a metaphysical way of looking at the world, or (5) something else still. ...
The rationality heuristic in economics provides an example from social science of the potential biases arising from the extreme flexibility of optimality considerations, including selective search for ...
Rather, animals and humans behave nonoptimally. ...
doi:10.1017/s0140525x00066267
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Science In Trauma
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2005
arXiv
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For systems like weather, earthquakes, rolling dices etc... and of course human behavior it has proved impossible, for science, to describe a state of the system accurately for a long time into the future ...
It is argued -- by taking into account of the views of learned scientists and philosophers -- that modern science can never explain everything and it is a hard fact to discover the "Theory Of Everything ...
Acknowledgments: I am grateful to João Pulido and Gregory Moreau for the careful reading of the manuscript and useful suggestions. ...
arXiv:physics/0210088v2
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Should Religion Shape Science?
2004
Faith and Philosophy
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The basic idea is that you do not have to agree on what constitutes a good human life or society, what a just social order is, what the appropriate differences (if any) between the genders are, whether ...
By "docility" he means the tendency we can find among humans to accept social influence. ...
doi:10.5840/faithphil200421326
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The sciences of science communication
2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
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Preparation of this paper was supported by the National Science Foundation Grant SES-0949710. ...
They may discover that they love the life, including the camaraderie of the graduate students and postdocs who are the engines of much science. ...
Reading about the relevant social, behavioral, and decision sciences might help them some. ...
doi:10.1073/pnas.1213273110
pmid:23942125
pmcid:PMC3752164
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Science
2016
Cambridge Encyclopedia of Anthropology
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on science from the humanities and social sciences. ...
A classic of the genre was Latour and Woolgar's Laboratory life: the social construction of scientific facts (1979), based on fieldwork and interviews undertaken in a biology lab -the Salk institute in ...
doi:10.29164/16science
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Doctor's profession: Science, skill or mission
2009
Archive of Oncology
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With life and death in question, science and techniques do not have any answer. ...
society, eminent teachers of science and hard-working doctor's experience. ...
doi:10.2298/aoo0904089k
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Dentistry and the social sciences
1976
Tic
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What should he do about the situa-
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. . accept the idea that you and your patient are in- dividuals, who may have different ideas, backgrounds, and ways of behaving, with different attitudes about life ...
Perhaps the most important reason for incorp social and behavioral sciences into dental education and pr: is to further humanize the profession of dentistry. ...
pmid:1065130
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Is Science for Us? Black Students' and Parents' Views of Science and Science Careers
2015
Science Education
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Particular thanks to all the participating students, parents, and schools without whom the research would not have been possible. ...
We are grateful to the following for their assistance with data collection on the whole project: Beatrice Willis, Billy Wong, Annalisa Fagan, Sophie Kelsall-Greener, and Johanna Woydack. ...
for humans, like if there was no science there would be no humans . . . ...
doi:10.1002/sce.21146
pmid:28579645
pmcid:PMC5434900
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Social Science Sequestered
2020
Frontiers in Climate
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Greenhouse gas removal (GGR) raises many cultural, ethical, legal, social, and political issues, yet in the growing area of GGR research, humanities and social sciences (HASS) research is often marginalized ...
, constrained and depoliticised. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We want to thank participants in the two workshops for social scientists in the UK GGR programme, as well as those who helped us map the social science research in the programme. ...
doi:10.3389/fclim.2020.00002
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In Defense of Simonian Science
2016
Faith and Philosophy
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behavioral consequences, and will be more likely to study hard in school because her parents tell her it is the way to a successful life. ...
When Plantinga states, "Why, asks Simon, do people like Mother Teresa do the things they do? Why do they devote their time and energy and indeed their entire lives to the welfare of other people? ...
doi:10.5840/faithphil2015121751
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Science of science
2018
Science
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In the past decade, SciSci has benefited from an influx of natural, computational, and social scientists who together have developed big data-based capabilities for empirical analysis and generative modeling ...
opportunities to explore the structure and evolution of science. ...
Science often behaves like an economic system with a one-dimensional "currency" of citation counts. ...
doi:10.1126/science.aao0185
pmid:29496846
pmcid:PMC5949209
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