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Yeah good point. Also, many major historical scientific breakthroughs have been just a smart (usually rich) dude/dudette with a lot of free time and not a memb
by edmcnulty101 4y ago
Yeah good point.
Also, many major historical scientific breakthroughs have been just a smart (usually rich) dude/dudette with a lot of free time and not a member of the conventional 'academic' system.
So somehow figure out a way for public to get in on the research instead of government restrictions on who can purchase supplies which limits research to the .0001% who have PhD's.
This opens the door to a lot more mind power going into research.
- kevinventullo 4y agoAt this point, I think “a lot of free time” is a more limited resource than supplies and lab equipment. Though I may be biased as I come from an extremely non-capital-intensive field (pure math).