[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garem [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] UK Dark Wolf360 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Garem [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Frasier Crane How are you supposed to be of assistance in anything if you know nothing?[/quote] Is it really necessary to know how large Jupiter is? Or what the mitochondria in the cell do? No. It's more important to know how to give, how to love.[/quote] You really do not have a clue about science and it's role in society, do you? I actually hope you are trolling now...[/quote]No. Explain to me how knowing fun facts about Jupiter helps the people living on Earth.[/quote] Hehe, you just admitted that you don't have a clue. Anyway, through the process of gaining knowledge and deploying various scientific observational and experimentation methods one can develop science and progress it in a way which will lead to processes which will benefit humanity due to higher efficiency in the experimental methods developed through practising the science (which is done by finding out about, well, everything - including Jupiter). For example, a whole new area of mathematics called group theory was developed from the work of theoretical physicists - and such mathematics has gone on to be used in all kinds of fields where the benefits to humanity are being developed rapidly.