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Science and Human Values
Book • 2008
In 'Science and Human Values', Jacob Bronowski explores the role of science in society, arguing that scientific endeavors are creative acts that require an ethos to function effectively.
He discusses how science impacts human values and the need for science to be aligned with social progress.
The book is a seminal work in the scientific humanism movement, reflecting on the power of science for both good and evil.
He discusses how science impacts human values and the need for science to be aligned with social progress.
The book is a seminal work in the scientific humanism movement, reflecting on the power of science for both good and evil.
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Cal Newport as one of his reads in May 2024, focusing on the relationship between science and the humanities.
Cal Newport as one of his reads in May 2024, focusing on the relationship between science and the humanities.
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Ep. 303: The Problem with Grand Goals
