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3 years ago

What is the difference between the way historians and scientist think ?

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34kurt3 years ago

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Historians find proof in the past and scientists keep questioning and look at the future

Marina86 [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

Historians think about how things have happened in the past and have been changing to the present day. Scientists, on the other hand, think about how the current physical universe can explain phenomena and situations that happen to society and how to improve current resources for the future.

Explanation:

The historian is an expert who tells and tells the story. So what does he do? He is dedicated to studying man from the earliest times to the present day. Among other things, historians allow us a better understanding of other civilizations and how ancient civilizations influence current civilizations.

The scientist, on the other hand, is a professional who performs a systematic activity to attain knowledge about something. Through the scientific method, it conducts research to understand clearly and accurately any fact pertaining to the physical, mathematical, chemical or social dimension of the environment or object studied, in order to solve a problem, explain a phenomenon and improve some resource so that we have a better life in the future.

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