George Stranahan

A Case of Iramite

July 15th, 2008

The business of science is discovering rules and regularities about the subject under study; the more broadly the rule applies, the better the rule. The more exceptions to the rule, the less useful. The work of a scientist is to invent rules that might be useful and then to explore for the exceptions, if any. [...]

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