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- “big” problems may lead to big rewards but may also lead to big disasters
- inspiration and creativity is important but scientific work is to 99% “sweat”
- scientific value does not always lie in “originality”
- “scientific revolutions” are often the result of persistent work on topics that to an external observer may look like details
- “universal theories” will come out, if at all, as answers to partial theories to modest problems formulated by clear-cut and restricted questions [Bunge, 1967]