Science in Society

Social Science In the last century scientific discoveries are growing at an exponential rate. Evolution, genetics, physics, chemistry have great influence on how people observe the role of the universe and human beings. Furthermore, the application of scientific discovery physically changed society. For example, humans can not fly in 80 years and can transport using supersonic jets. Rapid scientific change is casting many questions about morality and science.

Any editor reads and says this article - divide it into two articles - but this is done to separate art, science and science. Art, science and society will not happen in a vacuum. I remember the chief scientist who was unable to record how the small group of people accomplished the task with the augmented reality headset because he wanted to control each variable to add data to a new perceptual scientific discovery. Although systematic research is important, it is not permitted to obtain intestinal reactions or to observe emotional responses to AR / MR / VR. If we do not know the everyday feelings, experiences of people and create them through emotional observations - people may not see the bright side, so perception time, eye fatigue effect and ergonomics are completely It may not be understood. Technology may make a dark view of where humans are. Society also requires the most innovative scientists to sympathize a little about how to use this discovery.

What is the role of science in society? Does science improve our ability to live in a sustainable way? Does science communicate effectively with society? From a social point of view, science should provide solutions to our daily problems and technical and philosophical problems. Science should improve the quality of response to society. Science, on the other hand, requires sophisticated support from society. Financial support is probably the most obvious, certainly an important issue in management science. However, science must also communicate with society. Feedback and understanding from the general public is important for improving science and protecting the natural environment. However, communication between scientists, managers and decision-makers remains a major issue.