Allocating more money for sciences instead of other fields for the government to enhance the country's development is clearly important since sciences have an important role in today's society. However, it also has its limitation when talking about other fields like economics, politics, art, philosophy, and so on. Though those fields are related to one another, but the government should consider all subjects equally.
From ancient Greek until the advent of modern sciences, there are a lot of innovations which have been discovered by the scientists and also have made a significant impact in various countries. For instance, in the 18th century, when Maxwell discovered his new equation, the overwhelming industrial sectors in the U. K were changed suddenly because they worked by using the technology behind Maxwell's discoveries, then it turned the British to work more efficiently. And it also transformed England to be the most advanced country in the world. In addition, China's progress in the 21th century is achieved by strengthening their scientific research, afterwards they can build their own Sillicon-Valley in Shenzen and it also boosts up their economic growth. Furthermore, sciences are definitely fundamental in the terms of the nation's progress.
Conversely, making sciences as the priority of the government will be difficult for developing country because they require huge economic supports. And also, considering sciences' boundary, then the government cannot rule out other areas. For example, when the Romans conquered the world they were using their philosophy rather than the sciences. It also happened to the Chinese, before they decided to set their focus on the sciences, they already have huge political capabilities and strong work ethics. So science alone is not enough to build a nation, it also needs strong characteristics, political influences, and also economic factors.
To sum up, I would concede that the government should keep maintaining the balance between the sciences and other fields in order to improve the capability of the country in all aspects by allocating the money to all subjects.
Allocating more money for
sciences
instead
of
other
fields
for the
government
to enhance the country's development is
clearly
important
since
sciences
have an
important
role in
today
's society.
However
, it
also
has its limitation when talking about
other
fields
like
economics
, politics, art, philosophy, and
so
on. Though those
fields
are related
to one another,
but
the
government
should consider all subjects
equally
.
From ancient Greek until the advent of modern
sciences
, there are
a lot of
innovations which have
been discovered
by the scientists and
also
have made a significant impact in various
countries
.
For instance
, in the 18th century, when Maxwell discovered his new equation, the overwhelming industrial sectors in the U. K were
changed
suddenly
because
they worked by using the technology behind Maxwell's discoveries, then it turned the British to work more
efficiently
. And it
also
transformed England to be the most advanced
country
in the world.
In addition
, China's progress in the
21th
century
is achieved
by strengthening their scientific research, afterwards they can build their
own
Sillicon-Valley
in
Shenzen
and it
also
boosts up their
economic
growth.
Furthermore
,
sciences
are definitely fundamental in the terms of the nation's progress.
Conversely
, making
sciences
as the priority of the
government
will be difficult for developing
country
because
they require huge
economic
supports. And
also
, considering sciences' boundary, then the
government
cannot
rule
out
other
areas.
For example
, when the Romans conquered the world they were using their philosophy
rather
than the
sciences
. It
also
happened to the Chinese,
before
they decided to set their focus on the
sciences
, they already have huge political capabilities and strong work ethics.
So
science
alone is not
enough
to build a nation, it
also
needs strong characteristics, political influences, and
also
economic
factors.
To sum up, I would concede that the
government
should
keep
maintaining the balance between the
sciences
and
other
fields
in order to
improve
the capability of the
country
in all aspects by allocating the money to all subjects.