Tantalizing Ambiguity: Could science be more creative if it were less sure of itself?
By Sheilla Jones
Literary Review of Canada
Vol.19, No. 7, September 2011, page 14
The Blind Spot: Science and the Crisis of Uncertainty
By William Byers
Princeton University Press
208 pages
There is soemthing wrong with science. Promises of big breakthroughs tha could fundamentally change our understanding of reality have burned brightly for a little while during the past three decades, only to quietly fade away or sputter... Read more
