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Science for the People
Science is deemed as the process of obtaining knowledge from the world we are living in right now. It involves constant observation, experimentation, and interpretation of data to formulate fundamental scientific theories and laws and have a better understanding of what is happening in our surroundings. It may seem difficult and burdensome for others, but let us keep in mind that a person does not have to become a scientist in order to be a science enthusiast. Anyone can appreciate the marvel of science and the convenience it has brought to us in our daily lives.
Keeping Healthy Amidst a Pandemic
With a global health crisis ongoing, people are advised to stay at the comfort of their own homes with the intention of reducing the spread of the coronavirus, however other people continue to violate the basic guidelines and protocols that keep them from harm’s way. Those who manage to stay at their respective residences also tend to forget to maintain their lifestyle and manage their mental health. With that being said, it is important to take care of our well-being in this tough time we are currently facing.
The Other Side of the Kitchen
If you buy your meals and snacks in the school cafeteria, you may have noticed a busy area forbidden for us to enter. Inside that room, a workplace full of kitchen equipment and food ingredients. The aroma leaking out of the room would make anyone buy a snack or two. Working hard all day, serving so many students and employees, maintaining a clean and safe workplace becomes hard to balance.
How Capitalism is Ruining the Environment
Capitalism is an economic system with little to no government regulation based on the law of “supply and demand” with the prices of the goods being determined by the free market. A Scottish political economist named Adam Smith inquired about the modern capitalist theory in the 18th century, shortly before the industrial revolution.
Sex Education: Does It Really Help Educate People About Teenage Pregnancy?
It has been a century since sex education was first introduced to high school students. It was a very controversial political issue back then because people thought it was depriving a personal matter between the young and their family’s discipline and authority. Not until teenage pregnancy drastically increased in the 1980s when the AIDS outbreak has subdued the case...
Science as a Buffer Against Natural Disasters
There’s always a disastrous occurrence that happens in every country, namely calamity. It is also one of the stressors that people nowadays are worried about, seeing that it can affect both the emotional and physical health of a person. That’s why scientists create sets of information that explain what people need to do before, during, and after a calamity. What is the specific role of science in a disaster?
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