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Kirwan, Denny

 
9789810243142: MOTHER NATURE'S TWO LAWS: RINGMASTERS FOR CIRCUS EARTH - LESSON ON ENTROPY, ENERGY, CRITICAL THINKING, AND THE PRACTICE OF SCIENCE

Sinopsis

Every day brings a fresh barrage of bewildering claims about science and technology. How non-scientists tell the difference between the hyperbole and those developments that are important? With a modest amount of critical thinking, an understanding of how science is practiced, and a qualitative understanding of the two most sacred principles in science -- the first and second laws of thermodynamics -- anyone can make the distinction. Critical thinking and the practice of science are not emphasized in undergraduate science courses for non-scientists, while exposure to the first and second laws is usually reserved for physical science and engineering majors. This book introduces non-scientists to these topics and provides detailed applications to a variety of topics.

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Every day brings a fresh barrage of bewildering claims about science and technology. How non-scientists tell the difference between the hyperbole and those developments that are important? With a modest amount of critical thinking, an understanding of how science is practiced, and a qualitative understanding of the two most sacred principles in science - the first and second laws of thermodynamics - anyone can make the distinction. Critical thinking and the practice of science are not emphasized in undergraduate science courses for non-scientists, while exposure to the first and second laws is usually reserved for physical science and engineering majors. This book introduces non-scientists to these topics and provides detailed applications to a variety of topics.

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Every day brings a fresh barrage of bewildering claims about science and technology. How do non-scientists tell the difference between the hyperbole and those developments that are important? With a modest amount of critical thinking, an understanding of how science is practised, and a qualitative understanding of the two most sacred principles in science - the first and second laws of thermodynamics - anyone should be able to make the distinction. This work introduces non-scientists to these topics and provides detailed applications to a variety of areas.

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