"The danger is a leveling of our understanding of being (99)." ... The saving power would be our understanding of our being and using those gadgets only as means to their end. ... (Habermas 52) Technology must apply to some human understanding. ... The hisorical-hermenuetical sciences gain knowledge in a different methodological framework (Habermas 53). ... Habermas seeks equality in our social system so that all will use our advanced technology equally and that we gain a g...

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It is not until many people have similar evidence and findings do they gain any credibility with normal people and the church. ... In both cases there is a gathering of new information. but, growth in understanding and the opportunity for higher thinking, are achieved. ... If there were no conflicting views on issues, there would be no gaining of new information. There would be no progress in either scientific understanding or an upward growth of the spirituality of man. worldly and lifeless could be terms used to express societies that do not question and argue. ... It was not until they ...

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They felt that the church was the way to understanding how the world works. ... This led to the beginnings and understanding of the true way that the world transpired. ... The man who I would say had the greatest influence on understanding "secular progressiveness- was Sir Isaac Newton. ... As stated in the take home midterm sheet, "As the knowledge gained in science is applied to other sectors of society the culture tends to grow more secular."" ... It allows our eyes to be opened so wide that understanding is inevitable. ...

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"On an Individual level, pressure for promotion and tenure, competition among investigators, need for recognition, desire for financial gain or ego and conflicting personal and professional obligations are cited as factors that may influence scientific misconduct"(Erica pg 365). ... Science has changed the course of history allowing things to be explained to us in a more understanding way, breaking down everything around us. science plays an important role in our every day lives simply because everything around us involves science. ...

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These terms and phrases are alleged to make it look scientific and reasonable in order to gain more fame for the object. ... These thoughts, understandings, and support from both the text and the article helps to prove that the miracle memory device is a pseudoscience and not real science. ...

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