The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”

“@DanielleMorrill Incredible book | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption ? and it?s never an easy process. | In his brilliant book, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, author Thomas S. Kuhn explained how scientific discoveries take place: scientific paradigm shifts always begin with disruption – and it’s never an easy process. | Kuhn introduced the term "paradigm shift" to describe the changeover from Ptolemaic to Copernican astronomy. But the book is far more than a classic in the history of science. It's also a book that emphasizes how what we already believe shapes what we see, what we allow ourselves to think. I've always tried to separate seeing itself from the stories I tell myself about what I see. Pattern recognition is impeded if you are trying to overlay an existing pattern on the facts rather than letting the facts sit quietly until they tell their own story. That's General Semantics again. | The first time I sat down with Steve Jobs, he immediately asked me if I had read The Structure of Scientific Revolutions. I think he was assimilating into this personality, this notion that he found in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.”