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Discovery-based science doesn't start with an answer. It starts with data. In this conversation, Dr. Michael Snyder makes a case for why the most important discoveries in science don't often come from someone testing a hypothesis they already had in mind. His argument is straightforward: if you thought of it, it couldn't have been truly unexpected. Penicillin didn't come from a theory. It came from a mold. Some of the most field-changing findings in biology emerged because a researcher noticed something that looked strange and decided to follow it. As Dr. Snyder explains, that's exactly what excites him about where science is headed now. The ability to collect and analyze data at a scale that's never been possible before means we're no longer limited to discovering only what we already thought to look for. The data gets to surprise us. And that's where the real breakthroughs live. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms. ▶️ youtube.com/@The.Living.Room.Podcast
Discovery-based science doesn't start with an answer. It starts with data. In this conversation, Dr. Michael Snyder makes a case for why the most important discoveries in science don't often come from someone testing a hypothesis they already had in mind. His argument is straightforward: if you thought of it, it couldn't have been truly unexpected. Penicillin didn't come from a theory. It came from a mold. Some of the most field-changing findings in biology emerged because a researcher noticed something that looked strange and decided to follow it. As Dr. Snyder explains, that's exactly what excites him about where science is headed now. The ability to collect and analyze data at a scale that's never been possible before means we're no longer limited to discovering only what we already thought to look for. The data gets to surprise us. And that's where the real breakthroughs live. Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms. ▶️ youtube.com/@The.Living.Room.Podcast
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