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science, cats, and art

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sat, 05/31/2008 - 1:48pm.

"If you accept Roadie [a cat] as a scientist, then you must accept all humans as scientists."

Intriguing/pretty compelling description/interpretation of cat behavior. Is there a problem with accepting either Roadie or "all humans" as scientists? For more along the latter lines see What is Science? and Revisiting Science in Culture.

The science/art divide?

Some intriguing different thoughts are on an old issue. To talk more about. In the meanwhile, some relevant materials ...

 

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