All of the following may be considered practical limitations of science except:
A) Many of the problems we face in society are far too complex to study with present day methods.
B) Some scientific research is too costly to conduct.
C) Scientists are often forced to investigate problems that appear to have solutions rather than the most important ones.
D) Science is not well suited to study questions concerning ultimate values

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While there are practical limitations to science, including A, B, and C, science is not limited by its ability to study questions concerning ultimate values. Science is a method of inquiry focused on gathering empirical evidence and testing hypotheses, while questions concerning ultimate values often involve subjective beliefs and opinions that cannot be scientifically tested or validated. Therefore, science is not well suited to answer questions about ultimate values, but this is not a practical limitation of science.

All of the Following May Be Considered Practical Limitations of Science