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5. The floor is open for a more scientific debate.
Who twisted my head to science today? 🤔
Just real all your comments and yes I totally agree with you, something that comes with freestyle rap is improvising, the speed I challenged myself to make it up didn't give me the luxury of considering it thoroughly
4. Science would evolve after the 2nd coming of Jesus Christ.
A new era of divine knowledge would supersede scientific understanding,
science would continue, perhaps integrated with or even advanced by the new spiritual reality.
Yesss, let's change the system with rap and yes I would love to hear your opinion
3. What is the "Natural World?
In science, the "natural world" refers to everything in the physical universe—including living organisms, ecosystems, and non-living matter—that is not artificial and is governed by natural laws. Science uses observation and experimentation to investigate and understand this world, but it is not equipped to study the supernatural or phenomena that lie outside these natural laws.
2. What is Science
Science is the study of the natural and social world through a systematic process of observation, experimentation, and analysis. It is a way of gaining knowledge and understanding about how and why things happen, based on evidence and logical reasoning. Key aspects of science include making objective observations, collecting data (often using quantitative measurements), and using evidence to develop and test hypotheses.