Space Habs

sraj wrote:

> You have hit the nail on the head. I agree with you fully. But we have a
> problem, modern science is ill prepared to take on such a challenge. We at
> present have only one kind of science in which we excell, the one dealing
> with nonliving things. Our sciences dealing with living things are in the
> doldrums. You take any science dealing with living things and you will find
> it is full of holes.

What nonsense! Biology is booming. Neuroscience even more so; it's
today where physics was 100 years ago -- i.e., thriving, extremely
active, accumulating a huge body of data, and coming up with coherent
theories that makes it all hang together. Those are the fields I know
best, but I think related fields (medicine, ecology, etc.) are all
making great progress too.

Best,
- Joe