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mixing hard and soft and getting ... mental health?

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sun, 09/28/2008 - 2:08pm.

Pleased to be a tranmission vector for the idea (meme?) that the hard sciences have things to learn from the soft and vice versa. Maybe we could extend the idea to better interconnect science with the social sciences generally and humanities as well? Another example of not picking between two sides but using their differences to find new ways to think?

Clever use of strikeout. How'd you do that?

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