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What are the most important scientific concepts to understand?

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#1Energy conservation and thermodynamics#2Relativity#3Quantum mechanics #4Atomic theory #5Chemical bonding and reactions #6The periodic table #7Evolution by natural selection #8Cell theory #9Genetics and DNA#10Ecosystems and energy flow#11Plate tectonics#12The scale of the universe#13The scientific method #14Systems thinking #15Probability and statistics+1 more

#1Evidence, measurement, and uncertainty#2Scientific models and theories#3Systems, mechanisms, and emergence#4Matter and atoms#5Energy, work, and conservation#6Entropy and the second law of thermodynamics #7Forces, motion, and fields#8Relativity and spacetime#9Quantum mechanics #10Evolution by natural selection#11Cells, genetics, and information#12Homeostasis and feedback#13Ecology and complex interdependence#14Earth and climate systems #15Probability and statistics+8 more

#1The Scientific Method #1Falsifiability #2Correlation vs. Causation#3Probability#3Uncertainty #3Law of Large Numbers #1Conservation Laws#1Energy Conservation#1Momentum Conservation#1Mass Conservation#2Laws of Thermodynamics#2Entropy #3Electromagnetism #4Quantum Mechanics #4General Relativity+15 more

#1The Nature of Science and the Scientific Method#2Atomic Theory and the Particle Nature of Matter#3Conservation of Energy and the Laws of Thermodynamics #4Evolution by Natural Selection#5Genetics, DNA, and Heredity#6Forces, Motion, and Gravity (Including Relativity)#7The Big Bang and the Scale of the Universe #8Electromagnetism, Light, and Radiation

#1Entropy #2Evolution #3Correlation vs. Causation

#1Scientific Method and Evidence#1sciencenews.org#2Theories vs. Guesses#3Statistics and Probability#3Stanford.edu#4Scale and Vastness#4news.mit.edu#5Relativity#6Quantum Mechanics #7Evolution#8Systems and Networks

#1scientific method#2evolution by natural selection #3atoms and molecules#4energy conservation#5entropy#6gravity and motion#7relativity#8quantum mechanics#9statistics and probability#10DNA and heredity#11cells#12genetics#13chemical reactions #14states of matter #15waves+15 more

#1The scientific method#2Evidence and reproducibility#3Correlation vs. causation#4Scale and order of magnitude#5Energy and conservation laws#6Atoms, molecules, and matter#7Forces and motion #8Systems and interactions #9Evolution by natural selection #10Cells as the basic unit of life#11Information and genetics#12Probability and uncertainty #13Feedback loops#14Measurement and error#15Modeling and approximation

#1Conservation of Energy#1Laws of Thermodynamics#1Second Law#1Entropy#1Newton’s Laws of Motion#1Universal Gravitation#1General Relativity #2Evolution by Natural Selection #2Cell Theory#2Atomic Hypothesis#3The Scientific Method #3hypotheses #3controlled experiments#3peer review#3Probability and Statistics+9 more

#	Entity	Score
01	Energy	86.8
02	Evolution by natural selection	70.9
03	correlation vs. causation	67.4
04	Theory of Relativity	62.7
05	The scientific method	61.4
06	uncertainty	60.6
07	Quantum Mechanics Basics	59.4
08	ecosystems	52.5
09	Probability and Statistics	52.3
10	Atomic Theory	47.7
11	Chemical bonding and reactions	46.7
12	Entropy and the Second Law of Thermodynamics	45.3
13	plate tectonics	43.7
14	Systems Thinking	41.7
15	Homeostasis and feedback	39.4
16	The Periodic Table	39.2
17	Genetics and DNA	35.4
18	Cell Theory	35.4
19	Scientific models and theories	31.5
20	Mass Conservation	29.0
21	falsifiability	29.0
22	Conservation Laws	29.0
23	Momentum	29.0
24	Matter and atoms	25.6
25	DNA	22.3
26	Laws of thermodynamics and entropy	22.3
27	RNA	22.3
28	The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology	22.3
29	Proteins	22.3
30	Forces, motion, and fields	22.2

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