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Not all physicists of course, but a very good story about how not to be a helpful physical / mathematical scientist in biology!

Michael Eisen@mbeisen.bsky.social

Not a joke. True story. When I was at Stanford in the 1990s a physicist won a Nobel Prize. Inspired by his own intellectual greatness, and feeling like he had accomplished everything there is in physics, he decides to study the most interesting thing in the world: the (well really his) brain.

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