Science of science workshop: discovery & inequality
In the late 1800s, a collection of sociologists and philosophers started to try and make sense of the steady yet chaotic progress of scientific discovery, which physicist Freeman Dyson has referred to as “a succession of illogical jumps, improbable coincidences, jokes of nature.”
United States Mirta Galesic Danielb Larremore Freeman Dyson Professor Aaron Clauset University Of Colorado Boulder University Of Colorado Boulder
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