Peter’s answer to “How did you come to value science and evidence-based reasoning so much?” > Likes and Comments
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Great answer!
"When readers pick up one of my books, I hope they walk away with a better appreciation for how science has shaped our world for the better."
Mission accomplished. As the question itself implies, your love of science and reverence for its discoveries is woven through every page of your books. It's a wonderful and inspiring way to respond to your own experiences. When the time is right, I hope you consider writing a book about your own journey. It might have special meaning for a generation coming of age in this era of disinformation and circular reasoning.
Thank you for such a candid and fulsome response. I salute you.
Charlie. In 2012 I wrote a non-fiction book called Inside the Mind of Charles Darwin, which examines the key points that helped open my eyes. I've held off on publishing it as I feel it needs more polish. I'll have to move it forward in my writing queue :)
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Feb 06, 2021 05:22PM
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"When readers pick up one of my books, I hope they walk away with a better appreciation for how science has shaped our world for the better." Mission accomplished. As the question itself implies, your love of science and reverence for its discoveries is woven through every page of your books. It's a wonderful and inspiring way to respond to your own experiences. When the time is right, I hope you consider writing a book about your own journey. It might have special meaning for a generation coming of age in this era of disinformation and circular reasoning.
Thank you for such a candid and fulsome response. I salute you.
Charlie. In 2012 I wrote a non-fiction book called Inside the Mind of Charles Darwin, which examines the key points that helped open my eyes. I've held off on publishing it as I feel it needs more polish. I'll have to move it forward in my writing queue :)
