Why and how does scientific knowledge change over time?
How can it be that scientific knowledge changes over time?
Is it possible for the laws of physics to change over time? Will our current scientific theories (especially evolutionary) be outdated in 100+ years? What changes could evolution make to humans in about 10,000 years? If we were to go back 25 years in time and redesign Internet then what would the scientists do differently? What is the sociology of scientific knowledge? Is technology changing too quickly for humans to understand and use? Is there a possibility that the goldilocks principle may be applicable in this scenario to humans? What if all we know about science is wrong? How have objects changed over time? How will a Trump presidency affect scientific research? If there were no ethics or morals in science how much faster would research on things progress if there was no limit to what we could do? If the laws of physics changed, how would we change? What is the future of knowledge? Has a scientific theory been recently disproved? How common is it for scientists to have large time gaps in their creative output? Is science that can drastically extend the human lifespan a reality? How did the Renaissance and the scientific revolution change the world? If someone stopped time, how would scientists find out? Can a scientific law become a scientific theory? Could information travel backwards in time? What are some examples of wrong scientific beliefs that were held for long periods? How scientists advance? What are some things in biology people know in 2013 that hadn't been known ten years before? What is it like to do scientific research? What scientific research could be automated that isn't? What are some of the habits that successful scientists of today's time follow regularly? Can information travel backwards in time? Is every scientific theory based on facts? What are the change theories? How do I improve on my scientific reasoning skills? Is knowledge infinite?