Topic 1 Flashcards

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Scientia

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Knowledge

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A systematic and methodological activity of building and organizing knowledge about how the universe behaves through obserrvation, experimentation or both

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Science

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3
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the system of knowledge of the natural world gained by scientific method

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Science

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4
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philosophy of the natural world; philosophers of nature

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Science

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5
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tekhne

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art or craft

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6
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logia

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subject or interest

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7
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art or craft

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tekhne

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8
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subject or interest

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logia

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9
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practical applications of what we know about nature using scientific principles for the betterment of the human situation

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technology

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something that takes human’s sense or ability and augment it and makes it more powerful

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technological tool

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11
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“reliable scientific knowledge has no ethics and values”

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Lewis Wolpert

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12
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Huge role in our life
Make difficult and complictaed task easier
Gradual improvements
Not limited to products

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Science and Technology

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13
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We live in a society absolutely dependent on science and technology and yet have cleverly arranged things so that almost no one understands cience and technology. That’s a clear prescription of disaster

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Carl Sagan

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14
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Read genomes

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Helix

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15
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First robot priest and monk

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BlessU-2 and Pepper

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16
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Assess reactions to anything

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Emotion-sensing facial recognition

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17
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Holding data hostage thru hacking (to be paid)

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Ransomware

18
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Analyze if driver was using phone during accdient

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Textalyzer

19
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Constant surveillance of citizens (China)

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Social Credit System

20
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Hands-free camera that lets user capture every moment effortlesly

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Google clips

21
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aids courts in sentencing decisions

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sentecing software

22
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stores deceased’s digital footprints so one can still chat them

23
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notifies users of ongoing crimes or events

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citizen app

24
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STS is an interdisciplinary course that engages the students to confront the realities brought about by science and technology in society, with all its socio-political, cultural, economic, and philosophical underpinnings at play

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CHED Memo Order No.20

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STS seeks to instill reflective knowledge in the students so that they are able to live the good life and display ethical decision-making in both social and scientific dilemmas
CHED Memo Order No.20
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_____ prepares students to understand both the technical and social dimensions of science and technolygm helps them become more thoughtful and better-informed citizens of our high-tech society, and develops their critical interdisciplinary thinking, research, and communication skills
STS
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Gets involved in current issues
Activists STS
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Two possibilites
1. Homo sapiens 2. Contemplative Homo farber
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primates who think a lot
homo sapiens
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primates who make things (manipulative)
contemplative homo farber
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homo is that latin word for
human
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sapiens is derived from latin that means
wise or astute
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stands for the idea that creativity is an inherent human trait that leads us to make tools and that we use these to control our environment
homo farber
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stereotypes
1. newton 2. john hershel 3. darwin
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products fabricated by humans to meet specific needs. tools, machines, implements
artifacts or hardware
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a system of tacit and explicit knowldege, techniques and materials utilized in using, making or repairing a certain kind of artifact
knowledge and methods
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military, civil engineers, crafters, machinists
a human cultural activity or profession
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invention, patronage, mass production, mass consumption
total science enterprise
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is the part of the environment which is made or modified by humans
technosphere (anthroposphere)
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"modern science is a discovery as well as invention"
John Heilborn
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STS as an interdisciplinary field
Kennedy School