So ends my reporting of two fascinating days. Thanks for your attention.
“Both scientists and artists go to the edge of the void. Scientists bring back facts in a little metal box. Artists just want to take a snapshot: ‘I was there!’” - Adam Zaretsky, artist.
“Saying eureka is an orgasm.” - Adam Zaretsky, artist, about sensuality in sciences.
“If I have no memories, am I really human anymore?” - Victor Nurcombe, stem cell researcher.
“Rethinking expertise: people who know more should be listened to.” - Think that’s obvious? Yeah. Think again. Harry Collins, sociology of science, professor at Cardiff University.
— From London.
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