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"I live in a culture called science which is a tribe, but that tribe has no particular place in the world, but yet it is just as narrow as if it were a particular New Guinea group of people who killed birds of paradise with blowtorches"
Friday, 4 January 2013
A slip of the tongue
This had me laughing for several minutes.
Matt Ridley talking on "The Value of Culture" on Radio 4 this morning (about 6 mins 30 sec in from the start):
"I live in a culture called science which is a tribe, but that tribe has no particular place in the world, but yet it is just as narrow as if it were a particular New Guinea group of people who killed birds of paradise with blowtorches"
"I live in a culture called science which is a tribe, but that tribe has no particular place in the world, but yet it is just as narrow as if it were a particular New Guinea group of people who killed birds of paradise with blowtorches"
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