Failure: Why Science Is So Successful
Stuart Firestein’s Failure: Why Science Is So Successful examines failure as an important part of scientific progress. With a focus on the relationship between unsuccessful efforts and discovery, this concise work presents science as a process shaped not only by answers, but also by the questions and setbacks that guide inquiry.
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Failure: Why Science Is So Successful is a book by Stuart Firestein about the role of failure in scientific success.
It presents science through the idea that unsuccessful attempts can contribute to progress and understanding.
The book offers an accessible reflection on how failure relates to the practice and development of science.
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