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Ichingcarpenter

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Thu Oct 2, 2014, 08:14 AM Oct 2014

Jane Goodall On The Importance Of Empathy In Science

In a recent interview with NOVA's Secret Life of Scientists and Engineers, legendary primatologist Jane Goodall upends the boring and, frankly, dishonest myth that researchers are cold, dispassionate, robot-like, and unfailingly objective, with some compelling points in support of empathy in science.

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Jane Goodall On The Importance Of Empathy In Science (Original Post) Ichingcarpenter Oct 2014 OP
True words ... DreamGypsy Oct 2014 #1
... and above all things ... Tuesday Afternoon Oct 2014 #2
Mozi's no myth! :D MisterP Oct 2014 #3
Thanks for posting! We could use an army of scientists that resemble Jane's compassion and empathy. adirondacker Oct 2014 #4

adirondacker

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4. Thanks for posting! We could use an army of scientists that resemble Jane's compassion and empathy.
Fri Oct 3, 2014, 08:44 AM
Oct 2014

In today's world of grant competitiveness it's rarely the case.

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