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Why Science and the Humanities Are Better Together: A Must-Hear Interview

Posted on May 27, 2014March 28, 2015 by David G. Armstrong

Why Science and the Humanities Are Better Together:

A must-hear interview of Walter Isaacson on the intersection of Tech and the Liberal Arts. It is a summary of the 43rd Jefferson Lecture.

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