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Meanwhile, there's no scientific revolution anywhere else.
The Ottoman Empire's not that far from Europe, but there's no scientific revolution there.
And that's a really useful thing to describe in a scientific paper.
Vannevar Bush was the U.S. government's chief scientific adviser during the war.
It means an expansion in the range of scientific problems we can hope to attack at all.
It means, potentially, an acceleration in the rate of scientific discovery.
And so you find yourself working 60, 70, 80 hours a week, doing the one thing that you know will get you such a job, and that is writing scientific papers.
The end product of the Polymath Project was still a scientific paper.
But the human genome is just a tiny, tiny fraction of all scientific knowledge.
You can reject those conservative values and engage your scientific colleagues in conversation to promote the value of these new ways of working, to emphasize that it takes bravery to do these things, particularly by young scientists.
No, liespotters are armed with scientific knowledge of how to spot deception.
See for me, cultivating the Infinity Mushroom is more than just scientific experimentation or gardening or raising a pet, it's a step towards accepting the fact that someday I will die and decay.
Most of you know me from my Palm and Handspring days, but I also run a nonprofit scientific research institute called the Redwood Neuroscience Institute in Menlo Park.
The less random the numbers are, or in scientific terms, the less entropy they contain, the easier they are to predict.
And the very unsatisfying yet scientific answer is: it's too hard.
I was offered a position as associate professor of medicine and chief of scientific visualization at Yale University in the department of medicine.
Recently, in my lab and other labs around the world, we've started doing research, and now we have actual scientific data to weigh in on this question.
Fetal origins is a scientific discipline that emerged just about two decades ago, and it's based on the theory that our health and well-being throughout our lives is crucially affected by the nine months we spend in the womb.
So I started thinking, maybe write a scientific paper.
When you're no longer locked in yourself, and as the wisdom or the intelligence or the scientific knowledge of the nature of the world, that enables you to let your mind spread out, and empathize, and enhance the basic human ability of empathizing, and realizing that you are the other being, somehow by that opening, you can see the deeper nature of life.
Why do we ignore countless personal stories and overwhelming scientific evidence that harm reduction works?
We have scientific evidence and successes from needle exchanges methadone and supervised injection sites.
There are also more scientific versions of this, all sorts of ways of profiling personality type, such as the Myers-Briggs tests, for example.
I see people who want to make a better world, by doing groundbreaking scientific work, by creating impressive works of art, by writing critical articles or inspiring books, by starting up sustainable businesses.
He took a walk down the hall to where they threw all those machines that had just crapped out on them, I think that's the scientific term, and he started tinkering.
I'll take that as my scientific legacy.
So clearly, what this is feeding into is people's curiosity and their willingness to be part of the scientific discovery process.
And so they put this together, a list of all the species, where they're known to occur, and it really seemed like a very esoteric, scientific type of exercise.
Imagine what you'll tell your children when they ask you, "So, in 2012, Mom and Dad, what was it like when you'd had the hottest decade on record for the third decade in a row, when every scientific body in the world was saying you've got a major problem, when the oceans were acidifying, when oil and food prices were spiking, when they were rioting in the streets of London and occupying Wall Street?
They're not going to feel anything, which may tell you a little about what we're going to do, a scientific experiment to understand the brain.
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