:rofl:...no sense of humor, wear white lab coats, use calculators, spend each day thinking up GUTs,...Danger said:
"Scientists are not athletic"Line said:
Chi Meson said:
Now that you mention it, those old guys were kinda freakishly fast.:uhh:shmoe said:Scientists are not athletic when they don't use the drugs they designed.
Some common misconceptions about science include the idea that it is a fixed and unchanging body of knowledge, that it can prove things with 100% certainty, and that it is only concerned with objective facts and not subjective interpretation.
No, scientists do not always agree on everything. In fact, scientific debate and disagreement are essential components of the scientific process. However, these disagreements are resolved through rigorous testing and evidence-based reasoning.
No, science is not only for geniuses or highly intelligent people. While intelligence and critical thinking skills are certainly helpful, anyone can engage in and contribute to scientific research and understanding.
No, science cannot explain everything. While science has made incredible advancements in understanding the natural world, there are still many phenomena and questions that remain unexplained or unknown. Additionally, science is limited by the tools and methods available to us at any given time.
No, science is not always objective. While the scientific method is designed to minimize bias and subjectivity, scientists are still human and can bring their own biases and perspectives into their work. It is important for scientists to be aware of and acknowledge their biases in order to produce more accurate and objective results.