Title: Why is science important
Headings: Why is science important
Why is science important
Content: In a time where slavery was an acceptable practice, a scientist visited a village of black people in the hope of proving that they were lesser beings because they were more like animals rather than humans. In order to achieve this, he compared each of their five senses to his study of Caucasian senses, in the hope that they would prove to be significantly better, like in animals. Instead he proved the exact opposite and found that in his study all of the people he tested had roughly the same level of sensory awareness, with no distinction between skin colors. He was therefore forced to admit his results were in favor of racial equality and changed his own beliefs accordingly. Thanks to his unbiased and scientific nature he was able to progress as an individual and also share his findings with others. While the basis of his study was obviously flawed, the fact that he was able to expand his knowledge thanks to science is a remarkable feat. Other articles you might be interested in: Why is science important for kids
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