What Role Does Science Play In American Culture

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Science has played an important role in American culture. One way or another, it has changed the way we live and the way we think about human nature. Science has been blamed for new scientific discoveries by harm to individuals or the environment. As we all know, science can have many benefits for health and the environment, but also the consequences if new scientific ideas are not properly handled by the hands of our scientists or learn, the individual.

No doubt, science has provided solutions for many questions yet to be answered by us and remove our fears. J.Michael Bishop explains in his essay "Enemies of Promise" said they, "science is the art of the possible, the dissolution" (239). For example, scientists have not had their extensive …show more content…

In addition, nature has created benefits for the skin of humans and even to treat a number of diseases, has been discovered by scientists. There has been a lot of other scientific solutions provide Americans that many scientists are not appreciated for their development, not those who seek to find answers to health issues or environmental concerns. If the individual does not meet their needs, they began to criticize the scientific technology.

Many Americans do not understand the concept of science. They can imagine it is a process of one, two, and three. Unfortunately, science does not meet our needs immediately. We must understand that science is a process to deal with a lot of time and research. For full results of science, which is not harmful in any individual, the environment, precautionary measures should be met. Also, when science is owned by the consumer’s hands, he must take measures to prevent abuse by non-scientific or not to take advantage of how it should be …show more content…

Or are playing the wrong done by the scientists do not know what, those seeking recognition for their work or turn the wrong Americans do not know what the abuser uses of science. Bishop said that the blame should not focus on science, not the Americans. For example, bishop, "Science has recognized the health risks of tobacco addiction, but the federal government of us spend a large amount of subsidy for the tobacco industry" (239). Our government seems to be a bug in the foreplay of what is happening in the United States. We should not confuse our scientists responsible for the misuse of our own, as we have scientists warn

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