Scientist only want the answer of certain experiments to be what they believe it should be which hides the whole truth. ... He explains " Since Crania .Americana is primarily a treatise on the inferior quality of Indian intellect, I note first of all that Morton's cited average of 82 .cubic inches for Indian skulls is incorrect. ... If money is a scientist's greatest factor in doing research and experiments then misconduct will almost always take place for the simple reason that nothing else is important to them. ...

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He is an instrumentalist, a view in which technology is neutral and it adds nothing to the ends it serves. ... But, in truth, he is warning us about technology. ... Technology is merely a means in itself and nothing more. ... Through history, he states this theory of necessary truth, and says that Modern science becomes technical knowledge, which speeds up life. ... These areas define cognitive interests or learning domains, and are grounded in different aspects of social existence -- work, interaction and power (Class Notes). ...

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is never infallible and that methods and truths must constantly evolve. ... Galileo wrote:By the aid of a telescope, anyone may see that all the disputes which have tormented the philosophers through so many ages are resolved at once by the unmistakable evidence of our eyes, and we are freed from wordy disputes upon this subject, for the Milky Way is nothing else but a collection of innumerable stars planted together in groups? ... By the employment of this tool, Galileo was able to demonstrate many fundamental truths of the Universe. ... It is important to note that in 1585 Galileo wrote th...

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