We are too obsessed with the utilitarian justification for science…

We are too obsessed with the utilitarian justification for science and not enough with the joys of science for its own sake.

Tim Hunt

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What turned up: “Eyes on the horizon, feet on the ground,” interview with Philipp Gebhardt, Science in School, September18,2007; Full original interview read. Advocates room for pure research and explicitly does not argue all research should be pure. His own statement, not the Faraday anecdote or Paul Nurse quotati
Work: “Eyes on the horizon, feet on the ground,” interview with Philipp Gebhardt, Science in School, September18,2007
Sources checked: scienceinschool.orgChecked using manual, 20 October 2026“Eyes on the horizon, feet on the ground,” interview with Philipp Gebhardt, Science in School, September18,2007; Full original interview read. Advocates room for pure research and explicitly does not argue all research should be pure. His own statement, not the Faraday anecdote or Paul Nurse quotati

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