Christian science

1) (n.) An oxymoron or paradox.

2) (n.) A subject studied by a people who don't believe in the subject.

That Christian science reminds me of the software title "Microsoft Works."

by fraghappy November 6, 2003

Popeular science

Pseudo scientific positions that sacrifice objectivity in order to support orthodox catholic beliefs.

The distinction between evolution and macroevolution is almost pure popeular science.

by El Nerdo Loco September 13, 2009

Scientific Tourettes

When someone always randomly yells out the answers to questions during science class as if they have tourettes...only for scientific stuff.

Teacher: Now class, the most common way for an organism to-

Micah: -Flagella!

Alana and Caroline: Man, Micah has scientific tourettes!

by Vanna White, Alogna, & G~Nut March 27, 2010

School of science and technology

Basically if you cant get into NUS, you are always welcomed here. :D

Me: Welp NUS rejected me, time to try School of science and technology

by JARELL GET BACK IN PRISON August 21, 2021

science

the art of explanation

person1: why does science have to explain everything

person2: because it is the art of explanation

by ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡◉ ͜ʖ ͡◉)( ‾ ʖ̫ ‾ January 9, 2019

The Science of Sleep

A movie about a guy, Stephane, who comes to France to visit his mom, because his dad just died. Stephane has been mixing up reality, and dream world up since he was a kid, and sees a lot of things in his life as fantasy, or thinks he's still dreaming sometimes, which gets in the way of his new romance with his temporary next-door-neighbor,Stephanie.

The Science of Sleep is my favorite movie

by mihoprpl38 May 6, 2008

science faction

refers to:
(1) Actual scientific discoveries or inventions that are so hard to believe as to be commonly mistaken for science fiction.

(2) A speculative technological discovery or invention specifically referred to in past science fiction writing that has since become true.

Apparently an invisibility cloak has become science faction as military scientists have discovered a reflective material that can bend light around a subject making the subject effectively invisible.

by Gregory B Russell February 11, 2009