Quote by Henri Poincare

Science is facts.

Science is facts.

Summary

This quote suggests that science is based on objective and empirical evidence, supporting the idea that it deals with facts rather than beliefs or opinions. Science focuses on discovering and understanding the natural world through observation, experimentation, and analysis. Its strength lies in its ability to provide reliable and verifiable knowledge about the workings of the universe, allowing us to make informed decisions and advancements in various fields, including medicine, technology, and environmental studies. By emphasizing facts, science promotes the importance of evidence-based conclusions and challenges assumptions or claims not supported by research.

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