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CIA • 1998

PREMATURITY AND UNIQUENESS IN SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY

4 AppPontattotifirandAtiitiefitecse in Scientific Discovery A molecular geneticist reflect on two general historical questions: (1) What does it mean to say a discovery is "ahead of its time"? (2) Are scientific creations any less unique than artistic creations? T: he fantastically rapid progress of molecular genetics in the past 25 years now obliges merely middle- aged participants in its early develop- ment to look back on their early work from a depth of historical perspective that for scient...
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Created
Nov 4, 2016
Released
Nov 5, 1998
Publication
Nov 5, 1998
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Document #

CIA-RDP96-00787R000200080054-5

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Document Type

CREST

Collection

STARGATE

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RIFPUB

Original Classification

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Sequence

54

Pages

10 pages

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2 MB