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universal experience is possible in an established whole in
which there is growing trust for better social development. The

current division of the whole creates people who are on the
opposite sides of the spectrum of knowledge and this

disproportion produces inequality which, in turn, gives way to evil.

Isaac Newton (1642-1727), English physicist, mathematician,
astronomer and philosopher. Primarily a physicist, Newton also

contributed to philosophy. For example, his work in the field of
methodology of scientific research is particularly interesting.

Newton combined methods of induction and deduction in his

experimental studies.

In order to improve current social relationships, various methods

to discover the truth have to be used. Dialectical realism provides
opportunities to get to new truths, it is flexible and needs to be

socially acknowledged. When the society or the whole

acknowledges certain social idea, it becomes socially
acknowledged. This would diminish the risk of failure and

mistakes with negative implications. The idea of social
development in one part of the whole was wrong and the effects

were detrimental.

It is our duty to devise methods to attain social well-being
because it will benefit the society as a whole.

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