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As a result, there are an astonishing number of scientists who don't have a firm grasp on what I call the "enterprise" of science. 2/2
An interesting question to ask — would studying it make for better scientists? I think so, but I can also see that the existing way in which scientists tend to learn their own history (which is usually quite poor by historian's standards) serves a social function.
Better scientists? Hmm. Good question. But I think probably yes. It certainly wouldn't make worse scientists. But more importantly, I do think it would make for better scientist-citizens...
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