I like what you said about patience and still havi
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We’ve kind of gotten away from talking about the boldness of the undertaking itself as we’ve become consumed by what is not happening. There is the science, the application, and converting both into revenue. Each is fraught with its own challenges and opportunities for failure. I was reminded of the audacity of it all by an obituary in the NYT yesterday. Obituaries are fascinating because by personalizing history they highlight the actual drama of discovery or creativity in the arts. In the case of science they help make something complicated seem less obscure. The one yesterday in NYT of Robert Curl Jr on the origins of nanotechnology was interesting.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/20/science/ro...-dead.html