I found a copy of "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" sticking out of a dumpster when I was in college, grabbed it, and read it. It was surprisingly enjo

I found a copy of "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" sticking out of a dumpster when I was in college, grabbed it, and read it. It was surprisingly enjoyable, and surprisingly personally influential. I ended up spending a lot of time thinking about what it was in the human brain that caused this pattern of 'normal science' versus 'revolutionary science' to be stable—and it was time well spent, I think.