The Need for Revision: Each Morning is A Gift
Owen, David P.
2011-01-01 00:00:00
[I would like to begin by explaining, very briefly, how I got here. I was always good at math and science, growing up; they came pretty easy to me, and I appreciated the attention to details, the neatness and order, the confidence with which they seemed to be able to explain the world to me. But, as I got older, and consequently the world got messier, math and science (or at least the ways we used them) just did not seem big enough, anymore, to hold it all in; and despite the smallness of our approach to these fields, we seemed to ignore a lot of details that matter in those studies.]
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[I would like to begin by explaining, very briefly, how I got here. I was always good at math and science, growing up; they came pretty easy to me, and I appreciated the attention to details, the neatness and order, the confidence with which they seemed to be able to explain the world to me. But, as I got older, and consequently the world got messier, math and science (or at least the ways we used them) just did not seem big enough, anymore, to hold it all in; and despite the smallness of our approach to these fields, we seemed to ignore a lot of details that matter in those studies.]
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