The Threat and the Glory: Reflections on Science and Scientists

Peter Brian Medawar · David A. Pyke

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My life in science the threat and the glory biology and man's estimation of himself some reflections on science and civilization Florey story the ultra-elite of science scientific fraud the strange case of the spotted mice creativity - especially in science the philosophy of Karl Popper the genetic improvement of man the future of man Osler's razor the meaning of silence the cost-benefit analysis of pure research the pure science is the scientific paper a fraud? the pissing evile animal experimentation in a medical research institute great circle of learning in defence of doctors son of stroke the life instinct and dignity in dying.

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