Can you answer this question, from the test bank for Conceptual Physical Science (edited by Paul G. Hewitt, John Suchocki, and Leslie A. Hewitt)?
In science, facts
A) are absolute.
B) may change.
C) mean very little.
D) are more important than theories.
I'll grade your answers tomorrow...
5 comments:
Is this a trick question?
You would think not.
It would seem that A or B would have to be correct, because if one is false, the other would have to be true. However, I like D.
I'm copying off mom. I choose D.
My guess is "B"--"May change."
It's "conceptual," after all, so "facts" are only what we think they are since we can never get an objective perspective by which to see real facts. Tomorrow we may see things differently and declare new "facts." ...am I right?
Darn those postmodernists.
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