21. True False Unfinalizability means that we always have the capacity to affect

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21. True False Unfinalizability means that we always have the capacity to affect at least some change in social outcomes like technology and science, however inevitable they may appear. (p. 104) 22. True False Annual subsidies for cars in the United States, according to the World Resources Institute, are less than $100 million. (p. 112) 23. TrueFalse Scientific capital gives a scientist a vested interest in protecting the institutions of science for their own personal benefit. (p. 127) 24. True Boundary work makes it clear whose knowledge bears authority over the situation at hand. (p. 127) False Access to the elite goes through a leaky pipeline, with white males leaking out all down the line. (p. 128) 25. True False A naturalistic fallacy claims that what is real is what is good, and what is good is what is real. (p. 123) 26. True False Joliot and Curie documented how methane could be split, setting off chain reaction. (p. 122) 27. True False

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1.False , no it means individuals not being finalized.

2.True

3.False

4.False

5.True

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