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Over the past year I've noticed something regarding views of science from various professors at my school. It seems as if professors in the liberal arts and humanistic departments of school tend to view science as something that is dictated by culture. Seems like they feel that science is directed by culture. However, over in the science department, we're taught that science is above culture. Science is a "way of thinking", that is not bound by or limited to ones culture. How do you guys see it?

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I've just been reading a thread about quantum "teleportation," & it got me thinking: People seem to assume that, as past achievements had been considered "impossible" but then achieved, the same must be true for what is currently impossible. Past "Impossibles:" If man was meant to fly, god would've given him wings. It is "impossible" to fly faster than sound. Humans will never travel in space. Some conclude that: We will learn how to travel faster than light. We will learn how to teleport matter. We can master the art of becoming invisible. We will discover how to travel through time. The general idea is of you can write a Sci-Fi book about it…

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Hi all. Just a small suggestion... maybe you can add Linear Algebra to the list of math topics in the math forum.