Thursday, 23 January 2014

Christine Yep & Wu AnPing 4C

Science is rational, practical and most of the time, unchangeable. It is a stiff form of study and research, circling around theories, and assumptions. Most of all, science is logical. However, problems faced by us are many a times as unexpected as human nature is, and our emotions , behaviours and our environment that is filled with other unpredictable humans, are hardly ever exactly the same, and change from time to time. Our future and behaviours are not set in stone, and unforeseen complications and changes in circumstance thus might occur at any time. Scientific breakthroughs manifest from hard evidence, and problems faced by man are solved a lot of times by involving the complex human emotions. Although some might state that science might sometimes solve mankind's problems, such as in the medical area, science cannot solve problems that Man face in their daily lives; healing the broken hearted, the paying of expenses by the poor , the recovery of a drug addict, or getting over a lost loved one. These are just some things science and logic can never solve. Therefore, science solves certain problems, but definitely not all of them.

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