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The explosion of disinformation about global warming and other ecological problems could be called an infodemic , which is the term used by WHO to describe today’s pandemic situation. An means too much information, however, its importance can also passed on environmental problems. It causes confusion risk-taking behaviors that harm health our planet. leads mistrust in authorities undermines pub...

the present study aims to offer a constructivist/realistic vision toward the nature and elements of science according to the historical evolution of philosophical perspectives on science. this is done with the aim of revising in science education. according to the findings obtained by this study a two-dimensional model is proposed for explaining elements of science and the related essential cha...

The name of my talk is Pure Science and Applied Science, and the idea I would like to sell to you today is that there is no such thing as “pure” or “applied” science. In other words, there is such a thing as science, but there is no difference between pure and applied science. Science is one entity and cannot be separated into different categories. In order to back that up, I would like to tell...

the best diet for a healthy life. One characteristic these examples all share is that they fade quickly, only to be replaced by a new ultimate answer. Sometimes rather than fading, the thrilling discovery has a second life in checkout-line tabloids. A few of these items are hoaxes, some are merely consequences of over-enthusiasm about preliminary results, but many are honest mistakes carried to...