Bass had the letter examined by more experienced collectors, who told him that while the spirit was Mrs. Eddy's, the text was pure Cosey, pointing out that, among other things, the founder of Christian Science habitually referred to "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," the bible of her faith, not by its title but simply as "the textbook".
The term "mandated science" refers to science that has been commissioned or undertaken in order to guide actions, decisions and policy.
Stephen Jay Gould, the late paleontologist and author, famously referred to science and religion as "non-overlapping magisteria".
In parallel, recent American frameworks for K-12 science education call for the development of critical thinking skills in science, also referred to as science inquiry skills/practices.
Even comedians who talk about science (who are becoming increasingly common, which is great) seem to refer to science as a means to show how ridiculous something else is, rather than making jokes about the science itself.
Much of the research on groups that are underrepresented in science and engineering in the United States uses the acronym STEM to refer to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics; similarly, such research in Europe uses the acronym SET to refer to science, engineering and technology.
I am not referring to science fiction, which ever since Jules Verne has dealt with the impact of the technological applications of science.
Even just hearing Fury exasperatedly refer to science spods Fitz and Simmons felt like it helped establish them as "real" characters.
The new show's wordy title — "Theories, Models, Methods, Approaches, Assumptions, Results, and Findings" — refers to science, in this case involving autopsies..
