Writing a history of something has to start somewhere, and Henry Snow’s Control Science starts at a point that is indicative of how the author conceives of the object of this history. Histories of ...
“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity.” Louis Pasteur said that in 1876. Today it would be more accurate to say that science belongs to the corporations and investors that ...
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