• Question: What the most interesting thing about science and why???

    Asked by mcox to Daniel, Giovanna, Greg, Kelly, Lowri on 8 Mar 2016. This question was also asked by cjohnson, tyrique, Manal, monica, me, Kaycey, Chezza.
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      Lowri Evans answered on 8 Mar 2016:

      Hello,

      We’re all in very different fields of science, but I’ll give you my opinion. I think the most interesting thing about science is the human brain. We know so little about how it really works, and just how much it can do, that it will generate research and discussion for a very long time. I’m intrigued to see how much we can learn about it in my lifetime, that’s for sure 🙂

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      Daniel Biggs answered on 9 Mar 2016:

      Hi.

      I agree with Lowri we will all have different opinions about the most interesting. As you and your classmates will find, you will all have different areas of interests. For me, I find DNA very interesting. Its a tiny molecule that is the blue print for every part of what makes you, You. It has so much information in its code, so tightly packaged into such a small space.
      How we access this information and interpret it is constantly evolving and improving

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      Greg Irving answered on 10 Mar 2016:

      For me the most interesting thing is how science brings together imagination and skepticism. This is important because this process helps us to find the truth no matter where it lies!

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      Giovanna Tancredi answered on 14 Mar 2016:

      I think that the best things about science is that make us curious about the world in which we live in. It pushes us to want to understand more and more. Scientists have always the same type of drive, independently of their research topic, the desire to know more and help make the world a better place!

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