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Evolit, science, bryn mawr bubbles and evolution

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Wed, 05/04/2011 - 2:51pm.

 Yep, a way of thinking about evolution (and literature), not the way, one of many stories.  Thanks for noticing, and reporting.  And yep, a way of thinking about science, not the way but one of many ("In my conversations with others about the natural sciences and the social sciences, I have represented the views that you express in class--about the noble skepticism of science--as those of the scientific community at large. Now I sense my own naïveté in having done so.")  And yes, a "Bryn Mawr Bubble", lots of bubbles in fact.  Maybe one needs bubbbles in order to have evolution?  if stories are "shared by everyone" there is no evolution?  

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