I have my own beliefs on this topic but I am curious about other people's opinion. It seems that in the US people seem to think that science is a more subjective field similar to pyschology or philosophy. I know the scientists themselves feel very differently about this, but why is this the case?
2006-08-29
17:58:37
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the new york times released a poll last week that showed that less than 505 of americans believe that man evolved without the help of a supernatural being. the only country with less people who believed this out of 50 was turkey. In some europeans countries, over 80% of the population believed that man evolved from natural causes. Many people also dont belive in global warming even though the scientific consensus is that global warming due to human interference does exist. We also have people in this country who belive in all kinds of myths from vitmin megadoses to astrology, all things science have proven false.
2006-08-29
18:12:04 ·
update #1
sorry that should be 50%
2006-08-29
18:12:23 ·
update #2
joe_the_rod21: scientists are not beginning to reject darwins theories. Darwin's theories are almost 100 years old however, and of course in that time, evolutionary theory has progressed, and some small details that darwin proposed have been changed. However, darwins ideas are still the fundamental backbone of evolution.
2006-08-30
00:07:47 ·
update #3