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“Do the cocaine” is the obvious answer, but the book has a lot more to say than that. It took me a while to appreciate the critical perspective philosophers of science provide about our research institutions. We take our instruments and traditions of knowledge for granted out of a very common human impulse to respect the legacy of the humans who came before us, so that those who inherit the…
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“Do the cocaine” is the obvious answer, but the book has a lot more to say than that. It took me a while to appreciate the critical perspective philosophers of science provide about our research institutions. We take our instruments and traditions of knowledge for granted out of a very common human impulse to respect the legacy of the humans who came before us, so that those who inherit the…