Sunday, July 22, 2018

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I don't decry research. Some fine things are done.

Not nearly enough for the amount of money spent. Too much machinery, too much administration, and not enough brains and intuition. Research harbors a lot of second- and third-rate people.

The huge labs are what monasteries were before Henry the VIII took the axe to them. 
More humanism and less science – that's what medicine needs. But humanism is hard work and a lot of science is just Tinkertoy®.Robertson Davies, The Cunning Man

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