Resonances
AUG 01, 1973
Thomas P. Sheahen, of Morristown, N.J., writes to point out that during the current economic crisis facing science those who seek to make science appear more “relevant,” and hence drum up more support, have been taking a wrong approach. Instead of attempting to show that basic science contributes in the long run to the economic strength of business, Sheahen thinks it would be better to show that, on a day‐to‐day basis, science operates in just the same way as the business community. To do this we need a new journal, composed of day‐to‐day results, written in the style to which the financial community has become accustomed. Here is Sheahen’s example of a typical day’s entry:
DOI: 10.1063/1.3128196
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