Monday, January 27, 2014

Phylosophy and Science

Why Scientists Should Study Philosophy

Since the first human genome was sequenced, there has been disappointment in and with the life science community over the fact that we haven’t figured out more of the big biology problems.  Cancer, for instance.  Oh, there’s been rapid technological progress.  Illumina announced this year that the human genome that cost $3 billion to sequence originally can now be done for the cost of a root canal, or $1,000.  
So why the disappointment?  Why were scientific expectations so high?  /.../

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