Getting It Right in Science and Medicine

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Highlighting the value of errors in scientific research, the author illustrates how iterative processes lead to significant discoveries. Hans Kricheldorf argues that many groundbreaking achievements stem from repeated mistakes and the eventual acceptance of new ideas, often initially met with skepticism. The narrative reveals how renowned scientists faced challenges and setbacks, offering a fresh perspective on their journeys. Through engaging anecdotes, the book emphasizes that errors are not just setbacks but essential components of progress in science and medicine.