The History of Revolutionary Ideas: What Makes a Revolutionary Idea?
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The Evolution of Revolutionary Ideas in Science
This chapter explores the gradual nature of scientific progress, contrasting it with the abrupt changes typically seen in political revolutions. It examines paradigm shifts and the conditions necessary for revolutionary scientific ideas to emerge, highlighting the impact of historical milestones such as Darwin's theory of evolution. The discussion also challenges traditional narratives, illustrating how significant shifts in scientific thought often arise from incremental changes rather than radical upheavals.
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