Recipe for revolution - Finding Your Science

The video explores the role of passion in science, referencing Thomas Kuhn's philosophy. It distinguishes between regular science, which follows established principles, and revolutionary science, driven by passion and innovation. While most scientific work is regular, revolutionary science, though rare, propels significant advancements. The speaker argues that one can be a competent scientist without being driven by passion, but those who pursue revolutionary ideas, despite many failures, can push the boundaries of science.

What are the two categories of science discussed by Thomas School?

What does the author suggest about the majority of people in science?

How does the text define 'revolutionary science'?

What is the relationship between passion and success in the field of chemistry according to the text?

In what way can one become a successful chemist without being dominated by passion?