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Abrahams, I., Constantinou, M., Fotou, N., & Potterton, B. (2017).The relevance of science in a ‘black box’ technological world. School Science Review, 98 (365), 85-89.
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Generally, science is considered the skeletal essential base of any technological society. But there is always two sides of story in most societies: the obvious on the table section, versus the under-the-table-part. No matter science or technology, both could become an instrument to use in a vital construct, or oppositely in a destructive direction; the difference is the beholder- character that authority and knowledge to plan scientifically or technologically.
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