"But I do it for science".
This sounds like a romantic, upbeat story, and at times "Masters of Sex" does have a caper-plot element, as Johnson (Lizzy Caplan) flirts with doctors and nurses in the hospital, convincing them to "do it" for science.
Here she meets a traditional whistling bird hunter who used to catch shorebirds for the pot but now does it for science.
Feminist science scholars were not alone in questioning the binaries of modernity but they were first to do it for science and their work contributed to a more critical analysis of scientific culture.
It's a messy job, but I'm willing to do it for science.
"For me, the opportunity to work with people on the other side of campus and get students excited about research was very rewarding". "I liked doing it for the sake of science and teaching," he said.
"I'm doing it for Science Magazine," he wrote.
Although it's true that most scientists who choose to work in France do it for the science and not for the wine, Kennedy is an interesting exception.
However, if you can predict precisely the effect that a drug will have on a given patient or group of patients, and track that effect in real time, you don't need RCTs to establish causality – the underlying science does it for you.
Scott Hubbard, NASA's Mars program director, who recommended the expanded mission, said yesterday, "This is a chance to double our science, and do it for far less than twice the cost".
