PROBABILITY and POSSIBILITY

  Starting from the end of 2019, Nicolas Gisin's works [1-4] including a mathematical explanation of the fact that classical physics is not deterministic establish the concept that time is not an illusion. Yes, time goes by. There is a 'present ' and it is like a viscous liquid which is almost impossible to be cut into pieces. The theory that supports this view is interpreted as the most important developments in physics in 2020, after the studies of black holes and the creation of a material with superconductivity at ambient temperature (but at the pressure equal to that of the center of the supply) [5]. Gisin identifies the debate whether scientific theories limit human knowledge with the question of whether there are physical variables hidden by essence forever [3]. He says that real numbers are not physically real and they are the hidden variables of classical physics, and since the infinite number of digits of these numbers have the feature of randomness (See definitio

The Science Academy Society of Turkey II. Workshop on COVID-19,  November 30, 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cENvrtDU3so&feature=emb_logo  

  OECD PISA (OECD Program for International Student Assessment), which is widely discussed in Turkey with the results of its exams defines scientific literacy as follows in its framework study [1] in 2015:  "Scientific literate person  evaluates evidence and data, scientifically. She/he behaves according to the  scientifically explaining and questioning of a natural or technological event.  Scientific literacy does not require being a scientist or an educator in any discipline. As stated in the definition, it requires being able to speak with the method of science, as a "conscious citizen". This is, of course, the main educational problem. If scientific literacy is not acquired in basic education;  the ease of accessing information sources  drives science enthusiasts into the error of speaking in scientific terms whose meanings they don't understand, and establishing a lot of incorrect analogies between everyday life and scientific theories.  The most popular of thes