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Science is a voyage of exploration just to find out how things work and it’s really interesting
because it is an ongoing and endless process.
Human flourishing is deeply intertwined with goal setting relevant to science and technology. The
goals of science and technology and human flourishing fall on the same grounds which are the good and
truth. Science and technology have changed the ways we live, work and think.
4. Conduct experiment by setting up dependent and independent variables, and trying to see how
independent ones affect dependent ones.
5. Gather and analyze results throughout and upon culmination of the experiment.
6. Formulate conclusion and provide recommendation in case others would want to broaden the
study.
Verification Theory
To distinguish philosophy from science, verification theory was used. The idea proposes that a
discipline is science if it can be confirmed or interpreted in the event of an alternative hypothesis being
accepted.
Verification theory gives premium to empiricism and only takes into account those results which
are measurable and experiments which are repeatable.
Falsification Theory
Falsification Theory – asserts that as long as an ideology is not proven to be false and can be best explain
a phenomenon over alternative theories.
The Falsification Principle, proposed by Karl Popper, is a way of demarcating science from non-science. It
suggests that for a theory to be considered scientific it must be able to be tested and proven false.
Difference between Falsification theory and Verification theory
The goal of science is to create knowledge by identifying true statements as true (verified) and false
statements as false (falsified).
Popper showed that hypothesis cannot be empirically verified but only falsified
Importance of diversity and collaboration in the scientific community towards human flourishing
Science benefits from practitioners with diverse beliefs, backgrounds, and values to balance out the
biases that might occur if science were practiced by a narrow subset of humanity.
Science benefits greatly from a community that approaches problems in a variety of creative ways.
A diverse community is better able to generate new research methods, explanations, and ideas,
which can help science over challenging hurdles and shed new light on problems.
Not only do people from different backgrounds choose to investigate different questions, but they
may approach the same question in different ways.
C. What are the Human Conditions Before and After Science and Technology?
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Group Activity
Direction: Give at least five (5) inventions and write the inventor, reason for the invention,
advantages and disadvantages.