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And to follow-up; several works on the history of science are great and it is great for learning that history is very messy. Also in science things are never as
by santaragolabs 10y ago
And to follow-up; several works on the history of science are great and it is great for learning that history is very messy. Also in science things are never as black and white as people several decennia down the line tend to think about how those scientific discoveries went went down.
I really liked "The Invention of Science" by David Wootton which I read a couple of months ago. A Guardian review of that work can be found here: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/nov/28/invention-of-science-scientific-revolution-david-wootton-review https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/nov/28/invention-of-s...
- frandroid 10y agoGenesis: The Evolution of Biology by Jan Sapp (https://www.amazon.ca/Genesis-Evolution-Biology-Jan-Sapp/dp/0195156196 https://www.amazon.ca/Genesis-Evolution-Biology-Jan-Sapp/dp/... talk about a trolling title :]) is pretty good in that vein too.