17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Engineering Requires Science
Science passively observes, but Engineering must discover what it needs in order to make progress.
Folksonomies: science,engineering

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Sarcastic Science
A poem about science arguing we need to go to the stars, but it has made it so we must leave Earth. I wonder if Frost is referring to extinction as the way to go?
Folksonomies: science,poetry,antiscience

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Scientists are Like Children
They must have curiosity to be successful, and they may have other childish behaviors with this.
Folksonomies: science,curiosity,attitude

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Abusing the Evolving Nature of Science to Find Faith
Atoms were once thought square?
Folksonomies: science,religion,faith

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Knowledge Must be Combined With Honesty
Researchers must apply honest rigor to their work; otherwise, their results are detrimental to society.
Folksonomies: science,virtue

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Science is Not Separate from Life
Quoting Rosalind Franklin.
Folksonomies: science,life

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Faith in this World Is Possible Without Faith in Another
Quoting Rosalind Franklin.
Folksonomies: science,religion

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Lighthouses are more helpful than churches.
Benjamin Franklin relating he thoughts after avoiding being smashed on rocks in a vessel.
Folksonomies: science,religion

17 MAY 2012 by ideonexus Benjamin Franklin's Forsight
He sees the future of science and the possibilities, but laments that it will not change the morals of man.
Folksonomies: science,futurism,science fiction

16 MAY 2012 by ideonexus The State of Mind of Man in Olden Days
Where he could detect the fires of hell beneath his feet and see the splendor of heaven in the night sky above.
Folksonomies: science,religion,superstition