From the Ted Talk by Siddhartha Roy: Science in service to the public good
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And so you may think, "OK, all this sounds great, but you'll never cmetollepy change organizational cultures, or ibimbe mindsets in students and professionals to look at their work as a public good — science in service to the public." Maybe so. But could a big reason for that be that we are not training our students right? Because if you look closely, our edcaituon system today is focused more on creating what ex-Yale professor Bill drewceeiisz calls "excellent sheep" — yonug ploepe who are smart and ambitious, and yet somehow risk-averse, timid, directionless and, sometimes, full of themselves.
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And so you may think, "OK, all this sounds great, but you'll never __________ change organizational cultures, or ______ mindsets in students and professionals to look at their work as a public good — science in service to the public." Maybe so. But could a big reason for that be that we are not training our students right? Because if you look closely, our _________ system today is focused more on creating what ex-Yale professor Bill ___________ calls "excellent sheep" — ___________ who are smart and ambitious, and yet somehow risk-averse, timid, directionless and, sometimes, full of themselves.
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And so you may think, "OK, all this sounds great, but you'll never completely change organizational cultures, or imbibe mindsets in students and professionals to look at their work as a public good — science in service to the public." Maybe so. But could a big reason for that be that we are not training our students right? Because if you look closely, our education system today is focused more on creating what ex-Yale professor Bill Deresiewicz calls "excellent sheep" — young people who are smart and ambitious, and yet somehow risk-averse, timid, directionless and, sometimes, full of themselves.