On the primacy of scientific thought (Peter Salovey, Scientific American)
Scientific thought is the way forward in order to transcend ideology and overcome bias.
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05, 2018
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05, 2018
The wanderings of scholars
How scholars diminish themselves by denigrating others unjustly.
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04, 2018
Do doctors need the humanities? (Chris Pope and Tim Rice, Wall Street Journal)
A claim that the costs of the humanities outweigh their benefits for doctors.
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04, 2018
A Fair Exchange: A Dialogue about the Value of Goods
How we may value goods without fully knowing their price.
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04, 2018
Following DNA pathways in the weave of history (Paul Rincon, BBC Science)
How ancient DNA reveals the historic travels of our ancestors.
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04, 2018
Scientific intuition and funding
The support for intuitive scientific research is often lacking.
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04, 2018
Silent speech now digitally recorded (Larry Hardesty, MIT News)
How speech, though silent, may be still heard, under the guise of remaining present.
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04, 2018
Humanities and STEM: engaging a deeper conversation (M. Willis, J. Castell, K. Waddington, The Conversation)
Humanities and STEM should embark on a richer conversation.
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03, 2018
Squaring the circle with the humanities (Linus Devadoss, Jewish World Review)
How complexity is part of the humanities' calculus.
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03, 2018
Health and humanities: new programs toward deepening care for those in need (Maria Giulia Marini, Medicinanarrativa)
Using humanities and narrative medicine to foster a profounder rapport in healthcare.