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Jack Klaff on missing links and understanding science, at 5x15

18 Jan 2009

Speakers: Jack Klaff

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Jack Klaff looks at the post-modern world and the work of scientists that has led us here. He explains the seesaw that science sits on: "oh no it isn't" on the one side, and "oh yes it is" on the other.

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