strategy
Applying science
Synonyms:
Using scientific advancesUsing science and technology
Description:
Formulating knowledge through the systematic observation of and experimentation with phenomena which can then be used in daily life and the advancement of humankind. Implementation:
Science is most frequently applied in the form of technology. This may manifest as machines, processes, procedures, techniques, and knowledge used in providing the world's goods, services and material and social structures, or most specifically as industrial methods for manufacturing production. Claim:
Scientific method has liberated mankind from ignorance and put the human race on the road to reason. These methods have resulted in modern medicine and the highest standard of living ever known and are now taking humanity into space. Counter Claim:
1. Science is limited to repeatedly observable phenomena.2. The methods of science are based on objectivity of the scientist which is impossible in any absolute sense.
3. Science only answers questions which scientists can ask within a paradigm and construct instruments to measure, both of which predetermine the answers to the questions.
4. It would be possible to describe everything scientifically, but it would make no sense; it would be without meaning, as if you described a Beethoven symphony as a variation of wave pressure (Albert Einstein).
Narrower:
Using technologyApplying science sustainablyFormulating policy on sciencesStrengthening marine research capacity Facilitated by:
Developing scienceDistributing science and technologyEstablishing codes of practice for sciencePromoting scientific and technology cultureEnhancing scientific and technological researchFinancing science and technology for developmentAcknowledging roles of both pure and applied science Values:
Unscientific Subjects:
Action → ApplicationTechnology → Technology
Science → Science
Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
