top | item 8410475 (no title) kurokikaze | 11 years ago It's a scientific achievement. discuss order hn newest dublinben|11 years ago A completely unnecessary one. This is just progress for the sake of progress. csallen|11 years ago Seemingly unnecessary progress might inadvertently lead to important discoveries and useful knowledge. nobodyshere|11 years ago Are you a member of the necessity committee? TeMPOraL|11 years ago Progress for the sake of progress is how science should be done, because you can't ever predict what practical uses will come out of research. johansch|11 years ago The fertility rate in Sweden is < 2.0. I see it as a worthwhile future investment. Someone's gotta pay our pensions. :). load replies (1)
dublinben|11 years ago A completely unnecessary one. This is just progress for the sake of progress. csallen|11 years ago Seemingly unnecessary progress might inadvertently lead to important discoveries and useful knowledge. nobodyshere|11 years ago Are you a member of the necessity committee? TeMPOraL|11 years ago Progress for the sake of progress is how science should be done, because you can't ever predict what practical uses will come out of research. johansch|11 years ago The fertility rate in Sweden is < 2.0. I see it as a worthwhile future investment. Someone's gotta pay our pensions. :). load replies (1)
csallen|11 years ago Seemingly unnecessary progress might inadvertently lead to important discoveries and useful knowledge.
TeMPOraL|11 years ago Progress for the sake of progress is how science should be done, because you can't ever predict what practical uses will come out of research.
johansch|11 years ago The fertility rate in Sweden is < 2.0. I see it as a worthwhile future investment. Someone's gotta pay our pensions. :). load replies (1)
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