While often considered ephemeral, popular culture has implications beyond entertainment.
Their research also found that this tendency isn't limited to conservatives; they found that some liberals, too, "will deny facts and science too, when the popular solutions and implications are undesirable to them," said Campbell, pointing to other research that has found that trend as well.
There are critics who exist simply to say that if something is popular it is by implication bad.
But this question remains unanswered, and the possibility that the number of cells produced is not large enough to be functionally significant has serious implications for popular claims, such as that exercise can improve memory, and also for the new view of the brain that has been adopted so quickly.
The finding has potential implications for popular monarch conservation efforts, spurred on by an alarming drop in monarch numbers at their overwintering sites in Mexico.
This paper identifies a distance between scientific and popular attitudes and discusses implications for public participation, support for braided river restoration policy, and environmental education.
What's particularly worrisome to those who advise normal investors is that the vulnerability of the bond market may have serious implications for popular retirement income and investment strategies.
The model of nature/genes and nurture/environment is still used in behavioural genetics, as well as in popular culture, and has implications for public policy, including the treatment of offenders who claim that a genetic trait has influenced their criminal behaviour.
Both astronomical scholars and popular writers considered the implications of the nested sphere model for the dimensions of the universe.
She mainly writes film and culture criticism and has a podcast called "Two Brown Girls" where she discusses sexism and race and their respective implications on popular culture.
