Question

What is meant by meaningful science

Answer 1

Science built upon the right foundation. We need motivation for doing science, and moral direction for using technology in the world. We also assume several basic things about reality and about ourselves before we use the scientific method. Christianity provides all of these things better than any other religious worldview, especially Atheism.

Answer 2

Meaningful science is a phrase employed to illustrate findings that advance humankind itself. All experimental findings are beneficial, only a few are significant. Meaningful Science comprises computation and the purer it is sufficient. It goes something like this- ‘demanding pure science to give instant decisions is like implanting nine women concurrently and anticipating a baby a month later’ accidentally, in today’s world ‘meaningful’ conveys only one implication - commercially prosperous by that computation study of computation will be ‘meaningless’ spending on study of basic materials is a long-term financing.