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Where have all the Big Ideas gone?

By Suze on Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Science (and Social Science, by extension) has its rightful place in the trenches, at the borders of human understanding. Yet, I’m trying to reconcile the meaning of daily activity – reading of papers on 18th century mercantilism, and the endless debating of merits of Large-N studies, with the ‘Big Picture’. Doing research requires you to [...]

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