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WHAT IF MISTAKES WERE THE KEY TO PROGRESS? In a world obsessed with perfection, this book vindicates the mistake and reveals that, in science as in life, stumbling can be the first step towards true discovery. They are not accepted, they are not admitted, nor are they forgiven. But they cannot be avoided... errors, those valuable companions of this wonderful wandering that is life. This book invites you on a surprising journey through momentous setbacks in science: to err is not only human, but also very useful! Science is often considered the realm of certainty and truth. However, doubt and…mehr

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WHAT IF MISTAKES WERE THE KEY TO PROGRESS? In a world obsessed with perfection, this book vindicates the mistake and reveals that, in science as in life, stumbling can be the first step towards true discovery. They are not accepted, they are not admitted, nor are they forgiven. But they cannot be avoided... errors, those valuable companions of this wonderful wandering that is life. This book invites you on a surprising journey through momentous setbacks in science: to err is not only human, but also very useful! Science is often considered the realm of certainty and truth. However, doubt and error are fundamental to the progress of knowledge in all fields. As in everyday life, errors in science also occur in many ways: as a result of ideological biases, haste, absent-mindedness or chance, but they can always be the driving force behind new knowledge. KNOWING THAT EVEN THE MOST BRILLIANT SCIENTISTS HAVE MADE MISTAKES IS AN INJECTION OF OPTIMISM.
Autorenporträt
Piero Martin es profesor de Física experimental en la Universidad de Padua y desarrolla su actividad de investigación en el sector de la fusión termonuclear. Miembro de la American Physical Society, es Chief Physicist de DTT, el nuevo gran experimento de fusión italiano. Fue responsable científico de grandes proyectos de investigación internacionales, como el experimento RFX en Padua y la Task Force europea 'Eurofusión Medium Size Tokamak'. Activo en la divulgación científica, escribe para 'La Stampa' y 'lavoce.info'. Ha publicado La era del átomo (con A. Viola, Il Mulino 2014), Zerologia (con C. Bartocci y A. Tagliapietra, Il Mulino 2016) y Trash. Todo lo que debe saber sobre residuos (con A. Viola, Codice Edizioni 2018, seleccionado entre los cinco finalistas del Premio Galileo de Divulgación Científica 2018 y ganador del Premio Nacional de Divulgación Científica, sección de Ciencias Matemáticas, Física y Naturales). En Guadalmazán ha publicado 'Las 7 medidas del mundo' (Laterza, 2021), traducido a ocho idiomas y finalista del Premio Galielo 2022.