Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science

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Michael Nielsen explores how the internet is fundamentally altering the process of scientific research. He describes a shift from individual geniuses working in isolation to a global network of pooled intelligence. By examining successful experiments like the Polymath Project and Galaxy Zoo, Nielsen demonstrates how open collaboration and digital tools allow both experts and amateurs to solve com…

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