Science as a Story · Jolie Gan
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We study science not for prestige, but because we are human.
← All writing I have no idea how an iPhone works, not really. I know about processors, batteries, sensors, modules. But even with two science degrees, I can’t fluently connect how everything interacts beyond the glass screen. Most people can’t. Yet the grip that Apple has on the general social fabric, even beyond technologists, is riveting. A devout following. Steady emotional investment into the company. Media events reaching tens of millions of people. May I, voluntarily, showcase the optimal, ultra-productive Apple ecosystem? Mastery of the Narrative The success of an entity — whether an id
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