Because the church fears the insights of science, technological progress has been retarded.
I now spend more time learning from the insights of science than deconstructing its truth claims.
Heiman questions whether the insights of science, whether they come through high-tech pictures of the hypothalamus, through Internet questionnaires or through intimate interviews, can ever produce an all-encompassing map of terrain as complex as women's desire.
However, there is always the possibility that a lover can be awakened to other kinds of beauty, as, say, inherent in the insights of science or the arts; and then they may become alert to the beauty of truth.
We need to free science to be what it is at best: an open, critical and non-partisan form of systematic inquiry into the physical world, open to the concerns, perspectives and insights of science's most important stakeholder – the public.
Examining such strategies in relation to synthetic biology offers new avenues of insight for philosophy of science and biology.
Mapping the pattern of fly neural connections could provide insight to one of science's remaining mysteries -- how exactly our brain produces emotions and behavior.
Gallup was borrowing from the insights of social science.
And yet the deep insights of computer science, and a lot of the insights of molecular biology, are fundamentally engineering insights.
To the extent they can, the tapestry-versus-rivets contest seems unlikely to be resolved until the insights of hard science catch up with those of the poet's imagination.
Seizing the insights of psychological science from what makes children thrive (prevent disorder by improving parenting skills and you avoid massive bills later on) to what helps professionals really work effectively with service users.
