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Science, technology and the difference between them

The word science, if used in this manner, in general terms, means, according to modern writers, what is known as the word science according to the people of the West. We lacked a similar word, so we said science, and it is more correct to say that it is the science of the natural universe. The science of things, what they are composed of, and how they are created, from non-living solids, and from every living entity.

If pure knowledge is said, this is indicated by a clearer wording
The science we mean here, compared to technology.

Research science is represented in natural science, chemistry,
Animals, plants, astronomy, and so on.

Pure science reveals the truths of the universe, large and small, serious and despicable. Indeed, it cannot have what can be called despicable as long as it helps the human being of this earth in imagining his worldly life.

The only goal in pure science is knowledge that has no goal other than the perception of the world, so it does not aim to achieve any benefit
A person in clothing, housing, or a restaurant. It is not permissible for a professor to come in to a research student and look at his research, while he is a pure researcher, and tell him what is the benefit of this, even if it is permissible for him to tell him that there are researches that are more important than his research in completing the perception of the world.

As for technique, it is what comes out of this science, research from. Application, which benefits people in their livelihood. It is science applied. In clothing, she stands for her flirtatious sister, her sister, her sister, in her factories, composed thousands, managed by the mighty electricity, which is also the creation of technology and the mainstay of its power. The technique in housing is engineering and design, and the subsequent calculation of the strength of materials and their degree of endurance. It is also twisted and unspun iron. It is cement made by another technique from clay and lime.

Technique, by which we always mean the modern technique worthy of this name, takes tools and invents them to achieve its goals. Nature did not create tools for man other than his hands, and sometimes his legs, and they were enough of a primitive covenant for man, in which the simplicity of living approached the simplicity of the animals that housed him. We do not say that to disparage him or the animals, since they are the living machines that satisfied man with many of his needs, before he was replaced by them.
Machines made of steel and other metals.