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Thousands of employees are furloughed at TACOM and Selfridge Air National Guard Base, with other possible furloughs on the way. Many showed up to work today but were sent home. "She got the message today not to come to work and they'll be on furlough for a short period of time," Brian Ward tells Fox 2's Randy Wimbley. His wife works at the Selfridge Commissary and is now one of 650 who cannot return to work at the base until the end of the government shutdown. But the shutdown could have a domino effect.Angie Heber's works for the Army Airforce Exchange. Her department at Selfridge is still open, but it may not be for much longer."Since we are primarily a retiree base, a lot of our customers do come to shop the commissary. So with them being closed it will hurt us," Herber tells Wimbley. She says if sales decline her department will have to reevaluate its hours of operation. In addition to workers at Selfridge, thousands are also furloughed at TACOM. Nearly four thousand workers are furloughed between the two institutions. Contractors at TACOM were told their jobs are on hold for now and that more notices could be on the way for the thousands of other civilians working there. Macomb County Executive Mark Hackell says the battle over The Affordable Care Act in Washington is taking a toll on metro Detroiters. "The economic impact of people that live in the county, and the region, that work at Selfridge as well as TACOM that are not going to be employed. Obviously it's a concern because those people making money spend money," Hackell says.
Here is additional information about Selfridge operations during the government shutdown as posted on its website: - A minimum number of personnel in these statuses remain on duty: Primarily fire department, security and air traffic control personnel.- Approximately 150 active duty members of the 127th Wing at Selfridge remain on duty.- The Selfridge Commissary is open on Oct. 1, but will be closed beginning Oct. 2 for the remaining duration of the shutdown.- The Selfridge Base Exchange and the base golf course will remain open, both of which operate primarily on revenue from operations.- The Oct. 5-6 Unit Training Assembly for the 127th Wing, commonly referred to as drill weekend, has been canceled. 127th Wing members are directed NOT to report to the October UTA.- Most flying operations at Selfridge have been canceled until further notice. The Selfridge air field will continue to be used for mission critical operations, such as Coast Guard search and rescue. - Approximately 50 members of the 127th Wing are deployed overseas as of Oct. 1, and will continue their mission. About two dozen members of the 127th Security Forces Squadron are deployed to southwest Asia. About two dozen members of the 127th Air Refueling Group, with Selfridge-based KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft, are deployed to Guam.- The 127th Wing's website will not be updated during the shutdown. Messages may be communicated through the Wing's Facebook page.
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FLOWERY BRANCH – It's just the exhibition season, but the NFL's version of Green vs. Jones I is set for 8 p.m. Thursday night at the Georgia Dome.
The Falcons and the Bengals didn't play last season, when the two highly touted receivers — A.J. Green and Julio Jones — were rookies. Because of their SEC roots at Georgia and Alabama and high draft status, the two will be intertwined throughout their NFL careers.
After getting routed by Green Bay in the playoffs, the Falcons determined before the 2011 draft that they were going to get more explosive on offense.
During the humbling second half against the Packers, the franchise realized that despite being the NFC's No. 1 seed, they'd gotten in a shootout with the Packers and didn't have enough bullets.
They sent a large contingent of personnel men to Georgia's Pro Day to see Green and they heavily scouted Jones, who dazzled at the scouting combine while running with a stress fracture in his foot.
(Aside: Jeff Schultz is expecting big things from Jones this season).
In the end, the price was too steep to move up to the fourth spot for Green. But the Falcons pulled the trigger by trading five picks to the Cleveland Browns to move up 21 spots to select Jones with the sixth overall pick.
Green and Jones are both expected to play well into the second quarter. Here's a link to one of the diaries I did with Green leading up to the draft.
Here's another diary post from Green's Pro Day.
"We feel very good about what Julio has added to our offensive football team," Falcons coach Mike Smith said. "He's a guy that's just going to continue to get better. It was a great start last week, and again we just want to reiterate that was just a start."
Green and Jones both helped their teams reach the playoffs last season and were named to Pro Football Weekly's all-rookie team, as voted on by Pro Football Weekly and the Professional Writers of America.
Green caught 65 passes for 1,057 yards and had seven touchdown receptions.
Jones hauled down 54 passes for 959 yards and eight touchdowns.
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August 15th, 2012
1:41 pm
Julio is the man. Rise up! Go Falcons!
August 15th, 2012
1:51 pm
Had Julio played the entire season, he would have blown Green's stats out of the water. Jones missed like 3-4 games and still caught 54 passes for 959 yards and 8 touchdowns. Imagine if he played the whole season. Julio is better than Green.
August 15th, 2012
1:52 pm
Wanted Green glad we got Jones.
August 15th, 2012
2:00 pm
I remember after the draft that people were saying that Julio was no where close to being as good as Green. After watching both of there first Pro seasons I would say that the Falcons got the best receiver in that draft.
August 15th, 2012
2:01 pm
TD gambled and Julio is the gift that keeps on giving……………….huge numbers coming from this young receiver this year…….
August 15th, 2012
2:06 pm
Julio is JUST NOW beginning his 2nd season in the league. This guy is gonna be scary good and is going to put a lot of fear into opposing secondaries for years and years to come with Matt Ryan. If Julio stays healthy, and plays like himself, he'll be one of the all times greats.
August 15th, 2012
2:08 pm
Didn't they have two covering him in the endzone when he caught that touchdown last week for a touch………….I never saw the game…….
August 15th, 2012
2:23 pm
Yes. Ryan threw the ball behind Ed Reed. Julio reached around and caught it while Ed was trying to shove him out of bounds.
August 15th, 2012
2:26 pm
Emphasis on trying. Ed never turned his head to play the ball. If the pass wasn't caught, it should have been pass interference.
August 15th, 2012
2:27 pm
Julio is a physical freak of nature..
Da Birds !!!!!!
August 15th, 2012
2:28 pm
I ain't getting into those stupid college rivalries and the homer aspects of this blog… Green as Rice put it is the real deal amongst the receivers picked last year… He was a better route runner, had a knack for going up and "attacking" the ball… Moreover, he stayed on the field and did not have a prime receiver across from to attract any attention… All of that in what is considered to be the most defensively dynamic division in pro football…
The complaint about Jones has always been price, not talent… Still not crazy about his durability, but we'll see… Nothing in Jeff Fish's history says his staff can keep Julio or any core player truly healthy and at maximum effieciency…
August 15th, 2012
2:29 pm
Both in my opinion are rare talents. I think both fit what each of their teams needed. Green is as athletic as it gets and Mr. Jones (b/c thats what defenses will be calling this GROWN MAN amongst boys.lol) is the same in his own right. Green may be a little more of a finesse WR than Jones. Not to take away from him. The guy is lights out…..however Mr.Jones causes all the bulbs in the city to blow out! Give Mr. Jones the full season Green had last year and it's no comparison which WR was the best. I didnt expect us to get Mr. Jones last year but I'm glad we did. What's happened to those picks we gave Cleveland anyway? From what I saw, we did the right thing.
August 15th, 2012
2:31 pm
Whats up JSS….is the glass ever half full sir?LOL
August 15th, 2012
2:31 pm
Whats up JSS….is the glass ever half full sir?LOL
August 15th, 2012
2:32 pm
I'd have to argue with you guys about who is the better receiver. Jones is a great receiver who had a veteran qb throwing him the ball. Were as Green had a rookie qb throwing to him. I believe it will take several years to find out who is better. If they both can stay healthy it will be fun to watch. CHEERS!
August 15th, 2012
2:37 pm
Michael M…
No, It was corner coverage, he missed the jam. Ed Reed came over when he saw the SS #31 blitz from the deep edge and Jones breaking to the sideline…
August 15th, 2012
2:40 pm
Glass is always full at some point, its whether afford the second drink? Just so you know…
For Michael M
August 15th, 2012
2:46 pm
#29 is Cary Williams, not #20 Ed Reed…
August 15th, 2012
2:46 pm
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August 15th, 2012
2:59 pm
It's really simple Green is a #1 wr. He draws the def #1 corner plus safety overtop. He stills produces, Jones is a #2 wr so he wasn't drawing the coverage that Green was. Green is a better route runner and a better wr. Jones drops the ball too much.
August 15th, 2012
3:04 pm
I think the Falcons have the better all around receiver with size,speed and physicality. But Roddy White and Harry Douglas will get alot of catches, when teams realize they'll have to double team Julio Jones.
August 15th, 2012
3:08 pm
Thanks D Led. I honestly just don't know beyond Little if they really drafted any impact players. Yeah, let me know about that please sir.
Big chuck…….seriously?
August 15th, 2012
3:15 pm
Whats wrong with what Big Chuck posted. He has a good point.
August 15th, 2012
3:20 pm
@JSS Jerry Rice actually said Julio is the real deal and will have a breakthrough season.
@Dled Brother it wasn't even five picks for one. Now you've got it at SIX?
August 15th, 2012
3:22 pm
He said "Julio should have a breakout season…"
August 15th, 2012
3:27 pm
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August 15th, 2012
3:30 pm
Just look at the dude body, he's the size of a TE with the speed of fast receiver. He's got as much talent as any receiver in the league now!
August 15th, 2012
3:34 pm
Size of what NFL tight end?
August 15th, 2012
4:27 pm
@Bengalmaniac77 I simply dont agree. We have two #1s actually. Jones is NOT a number #2 (i.e. The Wayne-Harrison tandem).LOL I agree that Green didnt have a good compliment on the other side but its not about that for this blog. I also didnt see Mr. Jones drop that many passes and saw him make some amazing catches with more than one defender on him as well. ALL WR dropped passes. Ask Wes Welker. As far as route running….thats pretty amibiguous wouldnt you say?
August 15th, 2012
4:44 pm
wll it be a cage match ?
August 15th, 2012
5:11 pm
Run "COWARD" run
August 15th, 2012
5:12 pm
Dled — Now why did you do that??? I wanted to talk to "THE ZERO"
August 15th, 2012
6:00 pm
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August 15th, 2012
6:12 pm
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August 15th, 2012
7:13 pm
Julio Jones will have a much better season than Green for two reasons: 1) Matt Ryan is a better QB than Andy Dalton and 2) Jones is simply physically better than Green.
August 15th, 2012
7:39 pm
Green caught 65 passes for 1,057 yards and had seven touchdown receptions.
Jones hauled down 54 passes for 959 yards and eight touchdowns.
yawning here……….add both player's last season's yards together,subtract 650 from it
……….add both's touchdown catches together,subtract 3 from it
Julio Jones 2012 season………….1,366 yards and 12 touchdowns
anyone think he can pull off those kind of stats this year besides me if he stays healthy to play the games ?
August 15th, 2012
7:44 pm
Football debates around one player "versus" another, at the same position, never make sense.
Here's why.
1. They do not square off against one another.
2. Their individual success is determined by other factors. For example:
a. Who is their QB?
b. What type of offense do they run?
c. How often are they targeted?
Both Julio and AJ are immense talents that any of the 32 teams would love to have.
I plan to enjoy watching both their careers take off.
August 15th, 2012
7:55 pm
that dude MO who said it was ed reed he caught on is wrong, it was the CB, not sure the name, but ed reed ran over after the catch was made
August 15th, 2012
7:56 pm
True Stalker is back, and he's under medicated again… "Run?" Don't make me laugh silly bot, the "1/2 a trick pony has spoken." And said nothing…
August 15th, 2012
8:12 pm
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August 15th, 2012
8:34 pm
7 of Julio's 8 TDs came against the following teams: Carolina – 2, Indianapolis – 2, Tampa – 2, and Jacksonville – 1…
August 15th, 2012
8:41 pm
aj green vrs julio jones.. if i want yards after the catch im going julio jones if i want consistant hands and the better catches in double coverage im going aj green. there is 5lb difference in weight there both 6′4 and they bench the same and play all out. so physicallity there around the same, its like compairing michael jordan to lebron james.. michael jordan=better basketball player lebron james= better athlete in all aj green better football player and julio jones better athelete but id gladly have either reciver and can say i think defenses now know how good aj green is and he will draw alot of double coverages this year, and for julio i think his team has more wepons and deffenses now know how fast and elusive he really is so they may try and keep safteys just a little deeper to stop from extremly large plays from happining so all in all i think they both will have to step it up and learn to use there skills like larry fits or andre jons and just get open catch the ball make plays and stop trying to physicaly and skillfully dominate deffensive backs because defense's are keying these guys this year. but in all who cares whos better honestly im a fan of football and the miami dolphins i would glady take either guy or both on any team in the league. lets hope they both stay healthy and wish the best for both. 1.calvin johnson 2. andre johnson 3. larry fitsgerald 4. aj green 5.julio jones. aj green plays like calvin johnson julio plays like larry fitsgerald. julio jones is more exciting to watch.. like randy moss.. but aj green is like a chris carter/jerry rice excpecting the ball every down. good luck to falcons and bengals fans i hope both of these guys can keep it going have been some pretty big busts as wide recivers after just a few years (braylon edwards) (sanintonio holmes) and so on. aj green wins if were playing fantasy football and julio jones will sell tickets best way i can say it. Enjoy!
August 15th, 2012
8:53 pm
This article/video explains why the Falcons were lucky that A.J. was unavailable:
and it's very convincing
August 15th, 2012
8:54 pm
Jones reminds me too of Moss in ways…………..neither player is fond of being on camera interviews and both have that " I'll show you out on the field what I can do swagger ", you look at Randy's Career and Stats and in all honesty if Julio can stay healthy throughout his Career, he should be in there close to what Randy accomplished when he was with the Vikings or possibly even better…………
August 15th, 2012
9:05 pm
I looked over that article J-lo……………was going to mention about Jones after the catch…..he does seem to have a ' mean streak" so to speak after he makes the catch, its hard to describe………………….guess it would be like, he sees a defender and its like to him that defender is going to either have to hurt him or he is going to hurt the defender trying to bring him down. I guess that is how you can put it….can't think of the right word for it tonite.
August 15th, 2012
10:01 pm
Nah, reminds of a younger and bigger Tim Brown without the return skills. He justlacks Brown's durability and early hands… AJ is like a younger and bigger Anthony Carter, they both have a nose for the ball…
August 15th, 2012
10:04 pm
Michael, it is called presence… Ask Charles Dimry about it… He saw it every time Jerry Rice was in the area… Oh yeah, when Julio is going good he is lot like a fast version of Sterling Sharpe…


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Discover one of the world's great railway journeys! Now, after 40 years, the West Coast Wilderness Railway in Tasmania is running again. You're able to travel through one of the world's last pristine wilderness areas crossing 40 bridges, wild rivers, and climb over 200 meters on a fascinating journey between Queenstown and Strahan. You'll also have the opportunity to visit an old gold mining settlement, explore the mine by candlelight and pan for gold in the river.
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The historic 35 kilometer railway of tight curves and spectacular bridges clambers through rugged wilderness, dense rainforest and steep gorges, a legacy to the engineering skills, determination and endurance of the early 19th century West Coast pioneers who built it. Since 1896, the railway has hauled copper concentrates from the Queenstown mines to the port of Strahan, providing the only access and lifeline for the communities along the way.
Join the train seated in Tourist or Premier cars that feature natural Tasmanian timbers. The train will meet at Dubbil Barril where Fettlers lunches or afternoon teas are available from the train, or why not try 'Dotties' coffee shop in Queenstown for a fine selection of light refreshments, before or after your journey.
- Tourist Carriage - One way Tourist class rail journey with coach transfers back to Strahan or Queenstown. Includes a packed lunch.
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- Strahan: Departs from West Coast Wilderness Railway Office, located at Regatta Point
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Tasmania West Coast Wilderness Railway Tour
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King River Gorge:
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Two of the railway's original five Abt locomotives operate on the restored railway. Abt locomotives No. 1 and No. 3 are believed to be the oldest, fully restored working locomotives in the world. Loco. No.1 is the railway veteran, steaming into Queenstown for the railway's official opening on 18 March 1897. The sturdy locomotives were purpose-built to operate on the revolutionary Abt rack and pinion system designed by Swiss engineer Dr Roman Abt.


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DETROIT – Anibal Sanchez and Jon Lester, Max Scherzer, John Lackey and Justin Verlander, take a bow.
You can, too, Clay Buchholz, if we ignore the sixth inning of Game 2.
Doug Fister and Jake Peavy, you're up next in Game 4 and there's a lot to live up to.
The starting pitching in this American League Championship Series has been brilliant, the efforts of Sanchez and Lester and Scherzer we thought would be hard to top.
Yet, there was Lackey and Verlander duking it out, pitch for pitch, and not even a 17-minute power outage delay in the middle of the second inning could slow them down.
Verlander whipped through the Red Sox with an eight-pitch first inning, walked David Ortiz in a grueling at-bat to start the second but then struck out the side.
Then, he struck out the side in the third. Six consecutive strikeouts and after five innings, Boston had a measly infield single from Jonny Gomes to account for its offence.
Lackey, the forgotten man in this duel, was equal to the task. He stranded two Tigers in the first and went on a stretch of 10 straight retired, which included a span of four straight strikeouts in the second and third innings.
Those two first inning singles would be all Lackey would allow until the fifth, when Jhonny Peralta led off with a double. He'd get to third with one out but Lackey, true to form in this series, got a big strikeout of Omar Infante before getting Andy Dirks to ground out. Inning over, potential crisis (a run against) averted.
The game's lone mistake came with one out in the top of the seventh. Verlander, at that point working on a two-hitter, left a 3-2 fastball in Mike Napoli's wheelhouse. Napoli, struggling to a 2-for-24 (.083) playoffs at the time, belted the pitch over the left centerfield fence.
"I knew he wasn't seeing the fastball that great," said Verlander. "I decided to challenge him and that's, I made a little bit of a mistake. It was a little bit up and over the middle. You have to give him credit."
The Napoli home run would be all the Red Sox could get. It would be all the Red Sox would need.
Lackey was pulled after 6 2/3 innings of scoreless baseball. He didn't like manager John Farrell's decision and made it clear as he gave his skipper the ball before departing. Afterward, Farrell didn't feel he'd been shown up.
"You never want a pitcher to come out of the game," said Farrell. "If something is made of that, we don't want John to change who he is as a person and certainly who he is as a competitor."
"It's definitely probably the biggest game I've pitched (for Boston,)" said Lackey. "And probably a pretty big one, I guess."
Through three games, two of which have finished with 1-0 scores (each team has won one of those), the Red Sox and Tigers have combined to allow eight earned runs in 39 2/3 innings for a 1.82 ERA. Of the 159 outs recorded in the series, 53 have been via the strikeout, exactly one-third.
Imagine how the numbers would look if Buchholz hadn't hit a wall in Game 2.
Individually, the numbers break down like this:
Tigers starters: 21IP, 2ER (0.86 ERA), 6H, 9BB, 35K, 1HR, 0.714 WHIP.
Red Sox starters: 18.2IP, 6ER (2.89), 18H, 1BB, 18K, 2HR, 1.018 WHIP.
Just for fun, eliminating Buchholz's sixth inning in Game 2 turns the line into this:
Including the National League Championship Series, each of Verlander, Lester, Clayton Kershaw, Zach Greinke and Adam Wainwright has taken a loss despite pitching at least six innings. In that group, only Wainwright has allowed as many as two earned runs in his start.
The Tigers also lost Scherzer's start (seven innings, one earned run) but he wasn't tagged with the loss.
It's happened to all of those great - not good but great - pitchers in the last 96 hours.
This, as the Cardinals get great efforts from Joe Kelly and Michael Wacha, the Dodgers from Hyun-Jin Ryu, the Red Sox from the veteran Lackey and the Tigers from Sanchez.
These playoffs are about pitching. Brilliant pitching.
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- Steven Nikolidakis
- East Elmhurst, NY
- United States
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Does society need more interdisciplinary work? Or more well-rounded individuals working together?
This week in my Bioelectricity class there was an emphasis on learning about muscle physiology. One facet of the musculoskeletal system which I find especially interesting is the notion of having specialized muscle tissue for certain actions or scenarios in life. Muscle is composed of individual fibers called myocytes, each containing protein strands which grab and pull on each other to induce muscle contractions. Muscle fibers can further be broken down into two types, namely Slow Twitch (Type 1) and Fast Twitch (Type 2). The Slow Twitch fibers are extremely efficient at converting oxygen into usable energy and allowing athletes to perform tasks for extended periods before they fatigue, such as running a marathon. The Fast Twitch fibers, on the other hand, don't use oxygen to create fuel and can recruit motor neurons for a short but powerful burst, which can be useful in a sprint. Each muscle may contain any combination of each of these fibers in order to perform an activity.
In this case, specialization proves to be an imperative characteristic to the completion of a task. In today's world, people immerse themselves in a vast array of fields in order to help the society advance. So I ask the TED community: Is it more beneficial to society to consist of people who are experts in one field, or those who have a well-rounded background in many fields?
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Mar 30 2012: As a general rule, what society needs is for the best tools to be used for the job at hand. Often, development of ideas and theoretical concepts is best handled by teams of specialists, each trained in a slightly different area of one field working as a team. Implementation of ideas, conversely, is often best handled by one or more people with interdisciplinary skill sets, more aware of issues not directly concerned with only one field.
Sufficient work by specialists can develop theory to a point that saves a vast amount of trial and error in implementation, applying known issues to theory to test its validity. Likewise, theory can be put into practice by those with interdisciplinary skills in ways that specialists may never have thought of, being unaware of areas outside their specialty. The issue they face is perhaps best summed up by one of my favourite quotes: "In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But in practice, there is."
The old-fashioned concept of the 'renaissance man', who could know all there was to know in every field, is now an impossibility and many fields can easily absorb a life-times work. Perhaps what society needs is a better understanding of how specialisation and interdisciplinary approaches are both critical in their own way.
Apr 2 2012: I see the sense in having specialists, focused on theoretical knowledge in their respective field, save time on the implementation of ideas by a team of interdisciplinary oriented people. Attempting to draw an example from real life, I would see the building of a submarine requiring an interdisciplinary team at the head along with those who specialize in design, engineering, and manufacturing fields. The people in charge should have some knowledge of all the specialist fields and be able to provide a "big picture" perspective, whereas if specialists in only one field were in charge the view would be more narrow.
Also, somewhat related to the topic, the Cooper Union School of Art has an interdisciplinary seminar. http://cuids.org/
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This specialisation in Sign Language Studies is unique amongst existing Master's degrees in including components in the psychology and linguistics and neuroscience of deafness and sign language, taught by staff at the Deafness Cognition and Language Research Centre. A new module on British Sign Language is also included.
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The Language Sciences MSc provides the opportunity for in-depth study of one or more areas of the Language Sciences. The programme is an 'umbrella degree', with a number of specialisation strands that follow a common structure.
Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits. The programme consists of two core modules (45 credits), three further specialisation core modules (45 credits), two optional modules (30 credits) and a research project (60 credits).
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All students undertake an independent research project in an area of Language Science which culminates in a dissertation of 10,000 words.
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- Swetha Chandrasekar
- New York, NY
- United States
Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Student, Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
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Is science just imagination in a straitjacket?
This week in my Bioelectricity class, we listened to an NPR interview with Frances Ashcroft. Ashcroft is a British scientist who made a discovery in 1984 that allows neonatal diabetes patients to take pills as insulin supplements instead of injections. In her interview, as she discussed her thoughts on the scientific process and developing her theory, she referenced a quote by Richard Feynman, is a renowned American theoretical physicist.
"Science is imagination in a straitjacket."
Many scientists would argue that science does not restrict imagination, but rather promotes it. How is it that a well renowned scientist and thinker like Feynman, could feel confined when seeking answers in science? Is science a vehicle for imagination or is it used to tie down imagination with facts? What experience could have caused him to have this opinion? Does science truly restrict the imagination as Feynman suggests, or is science a vehicle for imagination?
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Feb 9 2013: I do not think the quote by Feynman is meant to indicate restriction in quite the way you are taking it. For example, great writing is made within the "straitjacket" of haiku or iambic pentameter. Both are examples of a very rigid and restrictive formula, but an author can use the confined form to express the most expansive ideas. An artist can sometimes use restrictions as a foil instead of being foiled by them. Imagination within the straitjacket of science can work in a similar way. You can struggle against the sure bindings or you can learn to let your imagination be unfettered by them and go on to discover something beautiful.
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