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Subjectivity

Submitted by cejensen on Sun, 09/06/2009 - 4:00pm.

I completely agree with you here. I used to think science was just a completely objective study of facts, but after this week's discussions, I realize that science can be subjective, like other fields of study that I am more comfortable with. I always have found biology interesting, but now that I realize that I can think about it in a subjective manner (and that that's a good thing), I think I will get more out of it, and have more to contribute.

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