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Related: About this forumJane 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
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Thanks for posting! We could use an army of scientists that resemble Jane's compassion and empathy.
adirondacker
Oct 2014
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DreamGypsy
(2,252 posts)1. True words ...
spoken by a truly honest, sincere, and empathetic person.
Thanks for the post, Ichingcarpenter.
Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)2. ... and above all things ...
be ye kind to one another.
The man may be a myth but, there is some good advice in that book.
MisterP
(23,730 posts)3. Mozi's no myth! :D
adirondacker
(2,921 posts)4. Thanks for posting! We could use an army of scientists that resemble Jane's compassion and empathy.
In today's world of grant competitiveness it's rarely the case.