1. Explain what can and cannot be considered science and how science is practiced.
2. Identify and describe science vs. pseudoscience.
3. Identify what types of questions can be answered by science and what is beyond the scope of science.
4. Apply the scientific method to a variety of scenarios.
5. Explain the difference between a law and theory.

Question

1. Explain what can and cannot be considered science and how science is practiced.
2. Identify and describe science vs. pseudoscience.
3. Identify what types of questions can be answered by science and what is beyond the scope of science.
4. Apply the scientific method to a variety of scenarios.
5. Explain the difference between a law and theory.

anonymous · Answer

1.)  Best Answer:  The difference between science and the fuzzy subjects is that science requires reasoning, while those other subjects merely require scholarship. If it can’t be expressed in figures, it is not science; it is opinion.

the_beast_eli · Answer

same thing

anonymous · Answer

Huh lol?

the_beast_eli · Answer

dido

anonymous · Answer

;) are we going to keep doing this, cause im starting to like this xD

anonymous · Answer

2.) Science has logical constructs, theories and hypothesies based on facts. Pseudoscience has logical constructs, theories and hypotheses based on falsehoods or at least false assumptions