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Quoting scientists from Aristotle to Einstein, British researcher Lewis Wolpert describes science as a special mode of thought. Once we understand science as unnatural, we can begin to negotiate its murkiest, most misunderstood terrain. Wolpert is the author of The Triumph of the Embryo and coauthor of A Passion for Science.
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Art Aha
reviewed The unnatural nature of science on November 23, 2020 The unnatural nature of science
There are very few books that I would say have had a significant effect on the way I have lived my life. I read primarily for pleasure, and the topics I read on simply reflect my interests.
However, this book has had a significant impact on my life, more than any other I have ever read. I first read this before applying for university (biochemistry) and have now graduated, and I can directly see how this book has shaped my thinking and feelings towards science.
I will not comment on the actual content of the book as many other reviews have done so better than I ever could.
Overall- I would highly recommend this book, especially to those on the advent of a career or education in a scientific field. It may not help everyone, but hopefully there are others like me who it may have such a beneficial effect on.
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