But it surfaces repeatedly, because medicine's inexactitude is a problem not only of primitive science, but also of a sometimes crude view of human beings.
While the goal of limiting warming to 2 degrees C has some crude basis in science, that science is severely outdated.
Though his work has been described as "crude" and "mediocre", science fiction art historian Robert Weinberg regards the cover for the second issue, illustrating "Winged Terror" by G.R. Malloch, as "highly effective and easily the best thing he ever did".
However, the economic valuation of water resources is a crude and inexact science.
Alchemists combined mystical thinking with crude forms of natural science, or what was then called "natural magic".
Despite its popularity in the history and sociology of science, the crude sociological reduction of truth is not among those options.
It would take another paper to establish the point rigorously, but the viewpoint that creation science is crude stuff, easily dismissed as junk rather than a serious threat, is very likely a product of the pitched battles of the 1980s, and the defeats that creation science eventually experienced.
Literary critic George Edward Woodberry in 1885 thought the essay was based on a crude understanding of the science a student learns in school "rendered ridiculous" by absurdity and the density of his ignorance.
During the war, with resources concentrated on weapons like the V2 rocket, Hitler's 'uranium club' produced little effective science and surprisingly crude reactor experiments.
