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work_mj6gddx2gvahljmx7zncknrfty	I. I. Rabi	SCIENCE AND THE SATISFACTION OF HUMAN ASPIRATIONS	1963	5	.pdf	application/pdf	3166	317	73	and even a fusion of scientific skills, from what have been called, up to now, "different" sciences. SCIENCE AND THE SATISFACTION OF HUMAN ASPIRATIONS less immediate questions, we have had a general overview of science from the aspects its more intimate relation to the individual: science and the satisfaction of human Basically, this element of science satisfies more immediately the desire to discover This aspect of the pursuit of science satisfies a basic desire or aspiration just to value for the race) or somehow those who possess the gift lack the ability to communicate the deep meaning, the excitement, and the satisfactions of scientific discovery. Unless the public shares in our aspirations and our satisfactions in the scientific men, both from the side of science and of religion, have assured us that there is no In contrasting science with the humanities and religion, the more pedestrian There is a quality about science, or rather about nature,	./cache/work_mj6gddx2gvahljmx7zncknrfty.pdf	./txt/work_mj6gddx2gvahljmx7zncknrfty.txt