What is Science?

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[@aeebeecee3737]

Science is a method to select the best predictive theory around the competitive theories. The science is about to prediction not about to truth or right. You need to ask what is it predicts while you see a interpret to something not what is it right or is it right, because interpret is prediction for science.

[@ajaybrown2486]

Science is a knowledge that we have about our natural world

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Great explanation. I myself a teacher . Superb channel . I Will Recommend this channel to my students

[@wessroberts403]

science is a practical way of understanding the world and everything!! that is what the word science means...

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[@brunosp86]

Just a quick tip for your next videos: your camera is set to auto-focus, turn that off so it won't do those little "zoom-in-out" adjustments. You must set the focus before starting the recording.

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Thank you. My son loves it.

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Wonderfully presented, the excitement of teaching in beaming eyes. its your energy and great content which make it great video ! Thank you for this amazing presentation.

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

Wow, thank you!

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Ma'am you should continue teaching on youtube. The way you explain is mind blowing 🔥...

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thank you for give education about science .thank you Jennifer desrochers.

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I can really understand

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Your teaching is very good

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I loved this lesson! Fantastic work!

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

Thank you for the tip!

[@violet-n-queen]

but the third thing that you are saying that we have to assume to do science is not valid in 'quantum physics',if the conditions are same,then results may not necessarily gonna be the same

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[@tysonnugent4312]

thank you

[@StaticBlaster]

All these definitions of science are great but the one that is extraordinarily accurate to the T, is the one from Richard Feynman.

[@violet-n-queen]

but the third thing that you are saying that we have to assume to do science is not valid in 'quantum physics',if the conditions are same,then results may not necessarily gonna be the same

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

Yes, physics is quite a different breast compared to field science such as biology or ecology. Some of the same principles still apply but others do not. That's the nature of the field.

[@mepemcl]

The examples about "opinions" like whether Shakespeare wrote great play, whether diamonds are beautiful, which shampoo makes your hair look best etc - I agree these are not scientific questions. However, it is a common confusion, so it's worth mention that you can take surveys (opinion polls) to get statistically significant opinion stats from a particular population in a particular culture (time and place). Of course this is not the same thing as literally saying "Shakespeare wrote great plays". For some of these questions you could also do experiments to better understand biology and human brains (neuroscience) and make generalizations about what reactions people have in their brains that might be one interpretation of the word "beauty". That's where it gets complicated, but I'd still argue this sort of thing is not scientific unless you have a big disclaimer being very specific about what you mean by "beauty" or "great" and what you don't mean. Finally there's the issue of how we decide what is "great" or "beauty" in a more objective sense. Science can only help us so much with that, and to some extent I can see the point about it being an "opinion", and a lot of it is just a linguistic issue about the "correct" meaning of words or about a statement being ambiguous unless it is further clarified. That said, we actually can get a lot farther on questions like this with tools of science and language and finally of philosophy - by being more precise and by giving well-reasoned arguments about what we should label as "great" or "beauty" in terms of linguistic. For example, there might be moral reasons to label something as "beautiful".

[@mydailymoment5356]

You must be a philosopher. 👍

[@devgarg5759]

You are very great teacher.

[@abdelmoneimtawfik2290]

Science is the study of natural world involve performing , observations and investigation

[@ismkhan2691]

My teacher said that science is everything surrounded us :)

[@drrd4127]

Yes, if you decide to explore everything around you then you are doing science. Science study the natural world, literally everything around you.

[@jerichoadriatico4898]

Obviously 🙄

[@Meerhamzajadoon]

Worth watching lecture about science 👏

[@JungleJargon]

The order in the universe is observable and repeatable. It is not an assumption.

[@mohdaquil9220]

Physical geography is the Branch of natural science

[@Sabrina_Jess143]

Science is a systematized Body of knowledge based on expirimination and observation..

[@ShvekSingh]

Thanks. I am showing this video to my 5 year old son.

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Good explanation. Much appreciated.

[@Rose-qh4qh]

Great job on your explanation/presentation 👏 👍

[@antwalk7772]

Good and bad are contrary to science. This isn't a separate experience but a fully you and I versal.

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

This is where science intersects with ethics. Even though "good" and "bad" are subjective, we have to think about the ethics of research when it applies to humans, nature etc.

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Thanks

[@onesizedoesnotfitall]

Radioactive and radiometric dating are methods of measuring the age of something (rocks, etc) based on assumption about the past. Check out this explanation from US Geological Survey website, which explains technicalities of radioactive decay, but which fails to mention the problems with measuring the concentrations of isotopes in the past.

[@srinivassingam5593]

Science was discovered .....so you learn and abservation ....science's is live...

[@huqmeazan8462]

I am a scientific person but science cannot answer all of my questions. There comes a point in the life when you are mature enough and start to think about some deeper and important questions like what is the purpose of life? Now at this point, you had been to all the parties, you have played dozens and dozens of video games, you have watched a whole lot of movies, you have tried to copy the lifestyle of these movie stars, but at the end of the day you are not fully satisfied, you still feel emptiness inside and the thoughts crosses your mind that ask you: 1. Why am I here? 2. Why am I created? 3. What if I was not created? 4. What if I was not the part of this universe? 5. For everything around me has some purpose, anything that don’t have purpose is just thrown away, then in that case what is my purpose? 6. Is my purpose is only to enjoy parties, have relationships with opposite gender, play games, watch movies? 7. If my purpose is only to enjoy or to follow my wordly desires, then why I still feel emptyness inside? What is really missing? 8. For everything around me has a creator , a maker , a manufacturer , a brand or an origin , then : a. Where I have come from and where am i going? b. Who created me? c. Who gave me intelligence? d. Who shape my body when I was in the womb of my mother? e. Who created me as a normal human being without any disabilities? f. Who is behind the scenes? 9. What happens when people die? 10. Where do people go after death? 11. Where will I go after death? 12. If, for the sake of argument, there is a life after death then am I prepared for that life? 13. No glass , no cup , no spoon , no plate , no table in my house has been created on its own, then is it possible that my body , my respiratory system , my nervous system , my disgestive system and everything else inside me, that is perfectly screwed, is created by chance? If you are true to yourself then these questions definetly comes in your mind and most of the times you just try to overshadow them by doing things like listening to some music , watching some movie , play some video game or go in the shopping mall to purchase an itme that you may not really require!!! But still all these tricks may not helping you. No matter whether or not you follow any relgion, If you are finding troubles to fight against these thoughts and want a logical answers to these questions then I being a Muslim humbly request you to do a research on Islam. Give this religion a chance, give it a benefit of doubt and then study it unbiaslly. Study Quran - The Last and Final Testament revealed on Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) from God. 1. Find out why Islam is the fastest growing relgion in the world, despite of the fact that the western media leaves no chance to criticize this relgion. Well, one of the reasons behind that are the scientific miracles and scientific facts mentioned in Quran. For details you are most welcome to read the Book wriiten by the French surgeon "Dr Maurice Bucaille" and the title of the book is "Bible, The Quran And Science". You can also watch the video on youtube with the title "Embryology in the Qur'an lecture by Dr. Keith L. Moore (University of Illinois, 1990)" or you can watch the videos on youtube by Dr Zakir Naik on this topic. 2. Find out how is it the only relgion that is purely monotheistic in its true sence. Islam teaches its followers to worship the Creator and not the creation. So muslims worship only One Creator - The Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. Infact the word “Muslim” is one who submit his will to the Will of One Creator. 3. Find out why Mislims love and respect Jesus Christ - the son of Mary. The reason is that we Muslims believe that Jesus (peace be upon him) was neither God nor the son of God, instead he was one of the mightiest messenger sent from God. Jesus taught his deciples to worship the Creator and not the creation. 4. Find out why Quran is still preserved in its original Text and Language despite of the fact that 1400 years have passed since its revealation. Now this offcouse is a living miracle especially when we compare Quran with religious scriptures of other relgions including Bible. 5. Find out why the Prophet of Islam i.e. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) - The Last and Final Messenger sent from God - is ranked to the first position by Dr Michael H. Hart in his book "The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History". 6. Find out why Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is considered as “The Greatest Law Giver in the Human history ” according to the Supreme Court of United States of America. Please note that my aim is not to despair or hurt the feelings of anybody. The only thing I want to do is to make you think about yourself. No matter whether you are an atheist, a Christian , a Jew, a Hindu , a Buddhist , a Sikh or anyone else; one thing is for sure and we all agree upon is DEATH. We all gone a die soone or later. That is a fact, not fiction and infact we have seen many people around us who have left this world and will never come back again. So before it gets too late, do the research . May be Islam has the solution for you. To make your job more easy you can read The Quran or follow the youtube videos by the scholors like Dr Zakir Naik , Mufti Menk , Abdur Raheem Green , Sheikh Yousus Estas , Nouman Ali Khan etc.

[@philstilwell]

Those assumptions are not necessary. We can start with no assumption about order or our ability to comprehend order, and simply start exploring to determine whether there is perceptible order and any reliability of our minds.

[@frankhanlon3624]

Yes, I recalled a favorite maxim: There is no guarantee that the universe is comprehensible by our level of intelligence. Possibly paraphrased from Haldane's "The universe is not only (stranger) than we imagine, it's (stranger) than we CAN imagine...."

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Phil Stilwell i

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Very good

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Next video ?

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I really enjoyed watching this video, I think you do a great job of relating to your students and communicating in a way that they can be open to.

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I love you mam

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Why does my honors teacher keep forcing us to watch your videosssssss (no offense you're great at explaining things

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same hahahhaha

[@madanparahiya4606]

Very nice science diffination my friend

[@tereciafranklyn1561]

Thank u Jennifer u helped me to understand more what science is thank u your prepared me for my test 😁😊☺🙂🤗🤩🙃

[@Ayesha-n1m]

thanku.☺️😊

[@BahariLawal-d5q]

What is curiosity

[@godoftec]

nice simple explaining. very good for teach kids

[@g.maximus8056]

SCIENCE, the discovery of creation and the manipulation of the NATURAL.

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What is psychology

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You are a good teacher

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What is under ground stems

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What is Gravity?

[@mbembajabbie1213]

science is the study of living thing and non living thing

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Is truth based on science? Can science solve all problems of humanity?

[@lydmonkey4593]

I think science is based on truth since truth was here first. Also, no.

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

That's a good question. In my opinion, science is a great benefit to us. It helps answer questions, create new technology, and inform policy decisions. Truth has always been something investigated from many angles- science, philosophy, religion, e.t.c. We can learn something different from each field.

[@JungleJargon]

Unicorns are one horned rhinos.

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Nice good

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Good job👍

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interesting learning this. in school

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What are the words of science

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The easiest to memorise science is a sytematize body of knowlgedge observation experementation and acurate thinking

[@manh385]

Great work

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Anmol Raj bharti

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Science is an effort to find the truth.

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[@soubhikmukherjee6871]

This is why science is no different than religion.

[@rajifusama]

i know diamonds are forever because kanye west said so

[@themostgraciousqueenmarger2015]

What is mathematics?

[@Hector-et3ji]

Science is what we. R doing everyday

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thnaks for helping my son his really smart but needs help with science

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Are you American Or Britisher cause I kinda like your accent

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When is she now

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Nice

[@themostgraciousqueenmarger2015]

What if an experiment fails once out of 100 times? Do you throw out the data that failed? Or does that mean that you did the experiment wrong that one time?

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Thank

[@prewindsangma292]

Why other subject like, economic, History, geography etc...are knows as Social science

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Science is the learning living thing and non living thing

[@saifullahkhan6764]

Thanks mam

[@thompsondestiny7777]

Nice one

[@danielchrist263]

I think I have a profound defination if science. SCIENCE IS OBSERVING WHAT GOD CREATED AND TRY TO EXPLAIN TO OTHERS THE OBSERVATION

[@chirantanbhuyan174]

Cool one. I was looking for this !! thank you !!

[@jenniferdesrochers1640]

Sure, if that's your jam. That's what most naturalists in the 1900s did with their research.

[@sunilmunir6151]

Thank u so mach ma'am

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

Students: Please know that carbon dating is NOT used for dating rocks. Also, science doesn't disprove or prove anything. In science, we determine what is most likely fact or true based on the overwhelming preponderance of the evidence. Whether unicorns exist is a falsifiable question, so we can research it. However, if someone says they believe in it despite evidence to the contrary, then it is not a scientific pursuit, it's faith.

[@Sirhansome]

Assumptions = faith

[@godoftec]

Assumptions is not faith , faith is believing whatever the idea with or without proper observed proof (like believing in that who never prove with any sign of existence), Assumptions made depending on proof that exactly derived from the matter

[@amitendradiwakar636]

No Shakespeare plays can be measured on basis of social scirnces

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I'm still a little kid I just wanted to learn

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Now you're little kid + 1 year

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And now, plus 1 more year

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Amazing.....

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My science teacher sent me

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science is my best subject I like it too much keep it up

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Hii teacher are u native american ?

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Lovely science mam

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Very nice

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Names feff

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I mean jeff

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Thank 🌹you

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You also explain very well

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R u active now'

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Yes exactly science is a fact. FACT

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good explaining

[@salehinkhan6853]

Knowledge from experiences ? - isn’t it just an information.... ! How come it’s a science ....

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Good job

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Mam nice

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Good video

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Curiosity and Neutrality are enough

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I like your speaking