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    single party. History is a story made from bits of the past, stories that are built on narratives. For example history books, these books are a reconstructed version of the past for the present. The past is what is made up of events, events that have happened before now and history. But in all the past is gone and only exist in our reconstructions of it. That is when history comes into play, it takes the events and makes it into one, leaving gaps in between the story. In relation, histories are…

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    Science & technology Science is a way to study the tidal aspects of nature in an organized, systematic, and scientific way through scientificized scientific methods that are visible, touched, heard, touched and felt. But keep in mind, what is true today may be less precise in the next 1000 years because science has a long and delicate process. Technology is the whole means to provide goods that are treated for the sustainability and convenience of human life. Technology is the application of…

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    of interests since its founding. What I particularly appreciate most about this discipline is the comprehensive list of subfields within its branch of division. Psychology is profession, academic study, and applied science that evolved from philosophy, the natural and social sciences, medicine, theology, physics, physiology as well as the liberal arts and humanities. Although, traditionally known as the study…

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    advancements of science. Delgado begins with a brief history of science in the view of lay persons and then tells how religion, personal agenda and ignorance helps halt breakthroughs in science. By writing this Delgado hoped to point out lead reasons of denials in scientific breakthroughs. The intended audience is to lay persons whom do not have a strong background in sciences. I like how Delgado transitioned into the main points by briefly discussing the history of doubt and ill judgement of…

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    Archeology Compliments

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    Art, History, and Science all compliment Archeology, and affect each other in a way that makes them all one. The facial reconstruction that Art and, History, and Science help archeologists complete. I'm going to answer how these disciplines affect each other, to make my claim stand. They all work together to make a story of the past. Artists and Archeologists compliment each other in a couple of ways. They help each other because art makes the bones come alive by using clay and molds to make…

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    Nowadays, people believe religion and science are in conflict with one another; a study created by Troy Van Voorhis, an MIT Chemistry professor, expressed how seventy percent of young adults between the ages 18-23 agreed on the perceived idea that there is an existing dispute between these branches. However, the reality is that only eleven percent of Americans belong to a religion which denies findings of modern science, and 52 percent of scientist believe that there is a superhuman being or…

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    Political Science is an illusion that if it is discovered, humans react with violence. Every time any individual defines any illusion, violence start to grow for a demand of rights. It is better for humans to grow with illusions, so they don’t have to begin violent situations. “Social Science” gets in every human brains, and controls them. Psychological humans can have their brain control for years…

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    Science: Known as both writer and poet, Shakespeare not only influenced the ways of Literature, but also the ways of Science. In his writings we can see the Science and logic behind his words, which is to be expected for he did live during the First Stage of the Scientific Revolution. There is a book called The Science of Shakespeare by Dan Falk, that explains how much he was connected to the world and its new discoveries. In it Falk discusses how Shakespeare “observed human nature just as…

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    world is enlightened, brilliant, and explicit because of history. It helps me understand who I am and allows me to never forget my roots. I have always had an interest in history simply because an understanding of the past helps us distinguish the present and prepare us for the future. Although there are many types of history, my interest in particular is the history of the United States of America. It is fascinating that our nation’s history started by our forefather’s exploration of a new…

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    his book “A little history of science”. William F. Bynum was once the professor of the history of medicine at University College in London. Given the emeritus title as an honor of his time served teaching, Bynum also wrote other works as well. With his in-depth knowledge of various topics of interest, British author, science historian, and television producer James Burke has become a staple in the scientific community. Both of these authors speak about similar topics in science but the ways…

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