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14 October 1966
1. I have included with the "Creating Second Sources of
Engineering Manpower" a couple of other items which you may
find interesting. The number of poet doctorals is surprisingly
large to me, and you will note that there is some thought
among the educators that some of these people are trying to
avoid going to work. In any event, the thinking seems to tend
more to "science for my sake" rather than "science for
science's sake".
2. The "philosophy of engineering" paper explains pretty
explicitly why scientists and engineers have tended to travel
down separate roads, and Dunning's paper "Do Scientists and
Engineers need each other?" may be particularly interesting
to you only in terms of the conclusions in which he states that
science and technology has rarely gone along hand in hand.
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