Adapting to Diverse Science Culture for the Development

We can live in this world if we have food, shelter and clothes but this are not enough for us. We want moe to have a better living for our enjoyment and happiness. We want also to do our task more efficient and easier. That's why the term science was created.

In the past, many philosophers give and take their ideas to each other until it was discovered and invented their thoughts. Then many years passed, they improve this discoveries and inventions by the people on that generation. Now, this inventions are already use today. They gave us pleasure and happiness. They can also make our task more efficient and easier. That are the benefits that science can give.

On the other hand, science have also disadvantages to us and to the nature. So as a student how can I help this problem? I must study the bad and good thing that science can give. I must do something for this problem. The simplest way that I can do are to care the nature like planting trees, seperating the bio and non-biodegradable, and recycling the things that can be recycled. Many things that I can do but I can't do all this thing if I don't accompaniment. If we help each other the world might be progress.

Always remember that everything have a limitation and it gives us bad effects. Remember also that unity is the key to be success and the development of science culture.

Filipino Dialect from Baler to the Entire Philippines

The Philippines composed of ethnic groups that having their own dialect. Over one hundred dialect have in the country. Some of them are the Ilocano, Bicolano, Ilonggo, Pangasinense, Cebuano, Waray, Pampanggo, Tagalog, and other ethnic dialects. During the time of Commonwealth, President Manuel L. Quezon noticed that in every place of the country he visit he Found out that when he speak Filipino they can't understand him. Rather than to speak he decided to speak Filipino so that they understand him.After this happening, he declare the Filipino Language as the NAtional Language of the Philippines in 1898. This was first use by the people in Baler, Quezon. He ordered that in every school in the Philippines they must taught the Filipino Language as one of the major subject of the students. After many years passed, Filipino Language became popular to us. We already know how to speak filipino and we can also communicate to other ethnic groups by using the National Language. Now this language is the key of understanding, sharing our thought and ideas, and most of all the progression of our country. Remember that having a National Language is very important because this is the one who can unite each other.