"IThanksstothat newody's been doing it because we couldn't".
Some science books explore new science, or neglected science, or enduring puzzles, or forgotten adventures in science.
The origin of life is one of the most intriguing, difficult, and enduring questions in science.
The best-selling cookbook of the decade was Real Slow Food, while the self-help sensation was Enduring Happiness: The Science and Spirituality of Well-Being.
Decades before C.P. Snow was worrying about the two cultures, Aldous Huxley was actually living, and trying to resolve, the enduring tensions between science and art.As a young man he hung around the fringes of Bloomsbury, as a middle-aged one he experimented with LSD.
These review data support the claim that the argumentation was a significant topic of investigation and has received enduring attention from science educators for over a decade (Lee et al. 2009; Lin et al. 2014).
Is Separation of Light from Darkness an artistic comment on the enduring clash between science and religion?
SEEING far using devices less cumbersome than a pair of binoculars is an enduring part of science-fiction lore.
And this approach, when carefully carried out, can yield knowledge at times more reliable and enduring than science, strictly speaking.
