During the Scientific Revolution, people might have had a negative perspective of Scientists because of the new discoveries and observations. These observations would contradict the Church and the Bible. Religious followers might also be upset by these new discoveries because it makes them question their faith. People would also be questioning the scientist morals when they were doing dissection. This was not a rare opinion because, if someone does not understand the discoveries and only pay attention to the ones that contradict the teachings of the church, it would be easy to think that the scientists are trying to cause problems with the church. Many scientist were religious and were only trying to prove god’s work while also furthering scientific knowledge.
The Scientific Revolution brought attention to time. People began to think about how much time people would be able to get out of the day and how much time you would loose from procrastinating or not doing anything. We still struggle with this idea today. Students struggle with this when doing their homework or studying. Even parents struggle with getting their kids to school or doing their jobs on time. We wake up around the same time each morning and go to bed based on the time tthe clock shows.
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Life in Europe used to be based off of groups. People then valued the individual which allowed for people to focus on their own achievements. Without being an individual we would be nowhere near where we are today. We wouldn’t have amazing new concepts such as the phone or the internet. We wouldn’t know about gravity or a difference between a life based on faith and a life based on science without the drive of individuals. We wouldn’t have conflicts or fights about anything or push each other to the best of our abilities because everyone would agree on everything. We are competitive as individuals and along with individualism comes new