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    Ronda, Aeleu Joverz - Science, Technology, and Society - Gec 7

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to write a 150+ word essay responding to the prompt "Medical science has been so successful that people now expect too much of it." It notes the essay should be in a Word document with the student's name, subject, and offer number. The document includes a sample response to the prompt that discusses how medical science has advanced from the 17th century and how human creativity and environmental pressures have led to unprecedented inventions that change civilization. It argues people's high expectations drive medical science to continue growing and evolving, and that within 100 years cancer may be cured. Students are warned against plagiarism, which will result in a 25 point deduction.

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to write a 150+ word essay responding to the prompt "Medical science has been so successful that people now expect too much of it." It notes the essay should be in a Word document with the student's name, subject, and offer number. The document includes a sample response to the prompt that discusses how medical science has advanced from the 17th century and how human creativity and environmental pressures have led to unprecedented inventions that change civilization. It argues people's high expectations drive medical science to continue growing and evolving, and that within 100 years cancer may be cured. Students are warned against plagiarism, which will result in a 25 point deduction.

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    The document provides instructions for an assignment asking students to write a 150+ word essay responding to the prompt "Medical science has been so successful that people now expect too much of it." It notes the essay should be in a Word document with the student's name, subject, and offer number. The document includes a sample response to the prompt that discusses how medical science has advanced from the 17th century and how human creativity and environmental pressures have led to unprecedented inventions that change civilization. It argues people's high expectations drive medical science to continue growing and evolving, and that within 100 years cancer may be cured. Students are warned against plagiarism, which will result in a 25 point deduction.

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    ASSIGNMENT 2:

    Instructions:
    In a short-sized word document, make an essay about the following question written
    below. Your answer should have at least 150-words or more. This essay question is worth
    50 points. Do not forget to write your name, subject, offer number in your document
    before making the essay. Once done, attach your word document in Moodle and click
    submit.

    1. ‘Medical science has been so successful that people now expect too much of it.’
    Discuss.
    - The Medical perspective in the 17th Century is naïve or primitive, that the possible
    death rate of the citizens is the adult age of around 32 years old. A hundred infant
    babies may die due to succumbing to the diseases; now in the modern world, a
    hundred infant babies may live because of medical advancements. A human
    capability is just beyond our imagination as it is the word: Creativity. Humans can
    create unprecedented inventions: Cars, airplanes, Laptops, and even just a scenario
    where an apple falls from a tree, then a perception of a man will make a
    mathematical theory that changes human civilizations. These inventions and
    discoveries are not just cultural initiatives of the people but for the most part, made
    by humans because of environmental pressure. We evolve because of what nature
    did to us, we evolve because of the adversary we encounter in our daily lives, in a
    nutshell, we are always complaining; that means we question existence. Curiosity
    or ignorance feeds our knowledge, to go beyond our imaginations. “Medical
    science has been so successful that people now expect too much of it”, this
    statement defines that medical science is positively evolving. Medical Science is
    just also the typical people that gather information in everything, especially
    people’s expectations or opinions. It is their job to have a consensus based on their
    information. I think if people expect too much of it, it’s good and necessary for
    medical science to grow or evolve. I believe in the next hundred years, maybe
    people will be cancer-free. Therefore, I believe that science is the criterion of truth
    and evidence.

    NOTE: Do not copy your answer in the internet. I have a plagiarism application that I
    used to detect any unauthorized copying of essays. Any form of plagiarism will have a
    deduction of 25 points from the total score.

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