Tag: innovation
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Darwin and his garden. Socrates and Athens. Einstein at a desk.
While tropical plants played an important part in Darwin’s voyage on the Beagle, with hundreds of floral specimens collected, his own country garden yielded many of the answers needed to understand natural selection in plants. (1) Socrates generated the most elevated philosophy of his time without leaving his home town of Athens. Darwin came up…
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Pioneers need no references!
A scientific paper on the aortic valve published on 1968. Had only one 500-years-old reference: Leonardo da Vinci who first explored the matter of how this valve worked. (1) This is what today's scientists will never understand: Pioneers do not need references.
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phD - NOT a chance to be innovative!
Don't be afraid to post what you think is correct. Unless it is for your phD… (1) Because we demand from our phD students NOT to be original. After your phD do whatever you wish… But FIRST, you will pass through the "initiation". FIRST, you must obey... Fucked up society. Fucked up science. Nietzsche rise.…
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Analyzing data...
Analyzing data can be useful, but it can only work for the past. [1] You are so much basing your thought on events that have already took place, that there is no room for imagination of innovative thinking whatsoever... Do you imagine Einstein sitting in a desk trying to find statistical relations between enless planetary…
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Thinking outside the box? Impossible!? Pass me that sea horse...
The tail of a seahorse can be compressed to about half its size before permanent damage occurs, engineers at the University of California, San Diego, have found. The tail's exceptional flexibility is due to its structure, made up of bony, armored plates, which slide past each other. Researchers are hoping to use a similar structure…
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