Question
What conclusion can be made about John F. Kennedy's opinion about modern–day scientific knowledge?
A
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He believes that the use of modern–day science is the sole key to ensuring global peace.
B
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He believes that scientific knowledge should be applied primarily for the sake of medical research.
C.
He believes that scientific knowledge can result in both great advancements and great destruction.
D
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He believes that the U.S. should focus its scientific knowledge on the development of superior arms.
A
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He believes that the use of modern–day science is the sole key to ensuring global peace.
B
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He believes that scientific knowledge should be applied primarily for the sake of medical research.
C.
He believes that scientific knowledge can result in both great advancements and great destruction.
D
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He believes that the U.S. should focus its scientific knowledge on the development of superior arms.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The conclusion that can be made about John F. Kennedy's opinion about modern-day scientific knowledge is:
C. He believes that scientific knowledge can result in both great advancements and great destruction.
This perspective aligns with Kennedy's views on the dual-edged nature of scientific progress, particularly in the context of the Cold War and the potential for nuclear technology to bring both benefits and significant risks.
C. He believes that scientific knowledge can result in both great advancements and great destruction.
This perspective aligns with Kennedy's views on the dual-edged nature of scientific progress, particularly in the context of the Cold War and the potential for nuclear technology to bring both benefits and significant risks.