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This idea must die by John Brockman · Booklabria

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This idea must die

ScienceMiscellanea

This idea must die

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First published: 2015

Synopsis

What scientific idea is ready for retirement? What established scientific idea is ready to be moved aside so that science can advance? Articles by 175 of the world's most influential scientists, economists, artists, and philosophers

Subjects: Science
Miscellanea
Simplicity
Science, miscellanea
Science in popular culture
Time: 2014
Characters: Sigmund Freud
Copernicus

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Format: Paperback
Publishers: Harper · Harper Perennial
Published: 2015
Pages: 592
Language: English
Editor: John Brockman
Cover design: Oliver Munday
Author photographer: Tobias Everke
ISBN-13: 978-0062374349

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