Title: 6 Reasons Why We Need Science
Headings: 6 Reasons Why We Need Science
6 Reasons Why We Need Science
More Than Ever, People
1. To survive
2. To properly educate the children that will eventually put us in homes
3. For the further advancement of our species
4. To better care for the planet
5. To find another plan (et) if that one fails
6. To pass on our genes (or preserve our right not to)
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Content: 3. For the further advancement of our species
Whether or not you believe in evolution, one could say that humans are still adaptable to change. However, the rate at which the planet is changing is not congruent to our rate of adaptability over time, something we would not have known if not for the works of Darwin and those that have come before and after him. Biology, archaeology, physiology, physical anthropology, and anatomy are all at play here. 4. To better care for the planet
Despite the fact that conservation efforts work in some places and fail in others, the purpose of them is to be able to hopefully reverse the planet to how it was 100 years ago at the very least, which scientists say is possible by the year 2050 if everyone is on board. This is not to mention the fact that some forms of clean, renewable energy are available right now for human consumption, though the implementation of that on a larger scale and consequent upheaval of fossil fuels would take ages in a society that has learned to rely on them. This is possible because of environmental sciences. 5. To find another plan (et) if that one fails
Even though we do only have one planet and we need to take care of it, scientists are still looking for (and may have found) other planets to account for aforementioned longer lifespans and possibly running out of resources if these numbers continue to rise.