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Science/Culture

Submitted by cdivo39 on Wed, 07/14/2010 - 12:16pm.

Many thoughts raced through my mind during our conversation about Science in all of it's glory.  How we should look at it in a subjective way as an observation and also as a process of creating a new understanding.  I never looked upon science as being 'creative' but it is in that it allows us to create, view, write, and experience various observations and summary's.  Can we now agree or say that creativity encompasses all scientific thought and to an extent cultural understanding?  Are we all that creative?

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