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Date There is no hope in doing perfect research What one thinks when seeing this statement is that there is a research conducted without flaws, absolute and accurate. To come up with an understanding of this statement, we need to look at examples of researches conducted which are utterly flawless and cover the whole area of research, without leaving any area that pertains to the subject untouched. This research should not have gaps that require to be filled in later on by others or the same researcher, one that is inclusive and supreme that extra perfection of effort in the area is on no account required. In my opinion, this has not occurred yet, not even in history. This is because if the researches were perfect, then the thought of development would not be needed, and conducting a research on a subject matter would not be necessary until now. If we presume that these researches are perfect, then no more inventions would be done to satisfy the nature of humans, and discovering new aspects in life.

A famous controversy still in the debate is the existence of Bernoulli’s principle of energy conservation and Newton’s third law of motion. This is according to Anderson, Garrett and Dougherty Dan, in their article titled Newton’s Law (6). Both of them realized that a theory that justifies the flying of an aircraft. Bernoulli’s principle states that faster moving air has a lower pressure, and the contrary is true. On the other hand, Newton’s third law states, for every action, there is a reaction that is opposite and equal. Bernoulli’s is controversial to Newton’s (8). Researchers in the field of aeronautics have mixed feelings about which to depend on when making aircrafts.

An equally fascinating subject area is the conclusion reached on about the effectiveness of aid to developing countries. (Burnside & Dollar 84), in