M1, Introduction There is always a question which can’t be answered by scientist all of which relate to the perceptions of science as there is difference in how science is currently addressed. Also, people have different believes, opinions and interpretation of science in general. Questions science is currently addressing- cure for cancer? The reason this question is in this category is because people had a lot of success raising the chances of beating cancer and therefore, using scientific means to find a cure against cancer. The reason it doesn’t fit in questions which states that science questions that have been answered is because: first there is no real cure against cancer yet which is why it is being addressed. The reason it does not belong in ‘questions that science cannot answer’ is due to the fact that we are getting closer to finding a cure for cancer. Also, if science can’t be supported by evidence the probability of being accepted is low as we have a tendency of looking for proofs than the scientific theory behind it. …show more content…
The reason this question is in this category is due to the fact that there is simply not enough data to make a clear cut decision. More research needs to be conducted before we can say whether or not we can answer this question. For this reason it cannot be answered at the moment. The reason it isn’t in the question above is because not enough research is there at the moment because it is not seen as a pressing issue. However, for that same reason it cannot be “ever answered.” If enough research was conducted the question could be answered