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Though, many US scientists were against the launching of the nuclear weapons, the attacks still went on spearheaded by the government.... This gives a dilemma as to whether the responsibility of controlling the nuclear weapons relies on the scientists or the community (Andreis and calogero 76).... Controlling nuclear weapons' use should be the responsibility of scientists, as they know the damage the weapons can cause to mankind and the environment (Krieger 6)....
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The history of the theory of evolution proves that the growth and development of modern science forced scientists to deny creation theory and accept the theory of evolution.... Darwin was aware of the fact that lack of evidence and data will attract disapproval and disagreement from the naturalists and scientists.... The focus of the paper "Theory of Evolution" is on the history, research and analysis, and discussion-based upon the validity of the theory of evolution, strengths overshadow the weaknesses of the same and future development in the field of modern science....
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modern science began taking its true shape in the 16th century, while religion was around for a much longer period.... modern science began taking its true shape in the 16th century, while religion was around for a much longer period.... For example, when it comes to the precious gift of life, it is argued whether it has been designed by the almighty or just emerged from evolution – that can be explained by science by putting forward various scientific theories....
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However, philosophers demonstrated interest in finding the truth in various components of life.... The questions raised by people about aspects of life should be subject to scientific analysis.... The explanation of evolution as put by Darwin traces the beginning of life from scratches, which are not provable scientifically....
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The contributions of Galileo and other early scientist have hence promoted and influenced how people think, ways of life and further intellectual revolutions that have helped shape modern philosophy.... As much as there were other scientists during the age of his time, Galileo's contributions were still considered very instrumental in prompting most of the scientific ideas that have shaped philosophy.... To a large extent, these successes of scientific theories by Galileo amongst other scientists have influenced what is now new in modern philoso...
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From the ancient Greeks to the Renaissance to the Victorian times and in the modern age, the evolution of this theory itself has been remarkable.... From time immemorial, man has sought to understand how life forms evolved, and this quest to understand the mystery of evolution has led to the formulation of a number of philosophies and scientific explanations, seeking to unravel the process of creation and evolution.... 610–546 BC) placed the development of life in the sea, from where these organisms gradually moved to land, while Empedocles (c....
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Though we have come far from the time of Spencer and Darwin, their theories may help the modern day scientists in inducing evolution among the human species via scientific approach.... The writer of this paper is comparing the theories of Darwin and Spencer.... ... ... ... Charles Darwin was a British naturalist....
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The paper "Present-Day Neo-Darwinism and the Darwinian Tradition" highlights that scientific paradigm refers to the mutual understanding among scientists concerning important structures, hypotheses or problems in a particular field.... The theory was widely accepted by many scientists worldwide.... Previously, there was known to be little to no relationship between the different sciences hence, scientists conducted their research in their fields with little interaction with scientists in other fields....
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