"Adopting to diverse science culture for develpment"

What does adopting science culture means? What is adopting diversed science culture? Adopting to diverse culture for development? How do you adopt to diverse science culture?
For Diverse Science Culture refers to different ways in which the development came from, and yet who so ever that person may be who made the development, whatever culture he or she has, as a whole if such development can be used by every other person not coming from the same way of life then that certain development was adopted and being used to do things better. It's further may sense that taking diversity itself seriously gives us a perhaps more productive way to think about where we want people to get to. That is why Science Month is being celebrated for a chance to further our mission of letting other individuals aware that every development there is in science and technology and being used with utmost care and regards then it benefits all. and though science moth celebration we can show how important science is in our everyday work.Everyone can play a part, it may support public awareness and education campaigns, share ideas for healthier future and I encourage you young people to explore and be more involved in science. Science then is not only , but is a must in the compass guiding of our environmental protection decisions. we can not make the best decisions unless we have confidence in the integrity of the science on which we rely on.

"WIKANG FILIPINO: MULA BALER HANGGANG BUONG BANSA"

Filipino has been the national language of the Philippines. It is based on Tagalog but also includes elements from the other languages of the Philippines ,such as Bisayas, Ilongo,Cebuano, and Ilocano, and from Spanish, English and Chinese. Filipino has been used as the language of the instruction in schools and universities throughout the Philippines. Most people in the philippine still consider Filipino essentially and practically the same language as Tagalog. It is more likely that Filipino ask other if they know how to speak "Tagalog rather than if they know how to speak "Filpino". Tagalog is widely spoken and is the language most understood in all regions of the Philippines.
I am from the Philppines and most of the people.