the Prescient Program - what the intuitions of novices look like, and why we should care
"Too many children in school get the notion that science is deductive, and deductive science is almost never creative. Real ideas arrive via intuition, via guesswork, and we're guessing all the time." - Roy Glauber, 2005 Nobel Prize for Physics Laureate the body of work described in this site can
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