Titlebook: Leadership and Discovery; George R. Goethals,J. Thomas Wren Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2009 amyotroph

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Discovery in Astronomy: Ex Uno Pluresord “astronomer.” Except for the candle, the tableau in Gerrit Dou’s ., painted 350 years ago,. is probably not too far from the popular image, even today. For most of astronomical history, meticulously compiling catalogues of positions and motions in the sky was the primary research activity.

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On Giraffes and Bank Accounts: Rethinking Discovery, Creation, and Literary Imagination“we” previously had not known? What if others, unknown to my group, had already found what we have now “discovered?” Does that discount our finding as a true discovery? Whose perspective counts in such a case?

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Conclusion: Understanding Leadership and Discoverypreference for novelty. Infants who years later get higher scores on traditional IQ tests more quickly habituate to, that is, get used to, visually displayed geometric shapes and rapidly turn their attention to novel displays. Thus starting at a very early age, curiosity drives exploration in an effort to discover, and also shape, what is new.

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Exploration and Discovery in Spacecontinent, Galileo with his telescopes gave us whole new worlds; and Galileo never set foot outside Italy! During our lifetime, we have explored the surfaces of all the worlds Galileo discovered and many others besides, without having physically traveled as a species any farther than our own Moon.

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Introductionit conventional notions of discovery-in science, society, or nature-while others did not. Both kinds stimulated a great deal of reflection and conversation. To our great satisfaction, we found that this diverse set of papers raised and illuminated recurring issues about the very nature of leadership and the meaning of discovery.

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Leadership and Discovery: Lessons from the Lewis and Clark Expedition’s return, the story of their journey has become . epic and has assumed a unique place in our national identity; few Americans know anything of similar expeditions led by Zebulon Pike, Stephen H. Long, or John C. Frémont, but virtually every American is familiar with Lewis and Clark.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230101630amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS); astronomy; discovery; essay; ethics; experience; exploration; feeling;