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Should I study science?
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Better to study things that will help you materially. The deeper into science you get the more confused you will become.
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The body of knowledge that most people really need doesn't include a lot of science. As I said science reading is a great diversion but not on the top of most people's reading list.
You'll notice that the most needed skill to study science is math, which is the weakest subject for most Americans.
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I don't know what you mean by that, but, how has your understanding of physiology helped others? And what is the most important piece of knowledge regarding our health and fitness gleaned from your education? Or, is the study of physiology even concerned with health and fitness of the organism being studied?
How holistic is the study if at all?
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Everybody should study science.
Not necessarily as a career of course, but as part of understanding our world.
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Science is a process that is applicable to many facets of life.
Knowledge is power and the more you have the better off in the long run. ( i would suggest something that is in your field of interest or work, or where you would like to end up)
Without further specfics to a broad question, i will answe with a broad reply; yes.
Knowledge is power and the more you have the better off in the long run. ( i would suggest something that is in your field of interest or work, or where you would like to end up)
Without further specfics to a broad question, i will answe with a broad reply; yes.
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I believe that in the right lenses, science can be one of the most powerful tools to gain understand and impact the world. I suppose it depends on the motive of why you are going into science in the first place. I believe your heart posture in the aim of study is significant to what you find and how you use your discovery to help others interpret better and perhaps give science a fair chance as a tool under God.
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