
Short
Stories
of Science and Invention
A
Collection of Radio Talks by
Charles F. Kettering
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39. Scientific Giant
To Helmholtz, medicine, music, physics and
chemistry were all part
of the day's work. From this we can learn that in working on any
problem we should be able to call upon all of the different fields of
development for assistance just as a carpenter reaches for his hammer,
his saw or his plane.
If such remarkable contributions to man's
progress can be made by using
information from different branches of science, and since we do not
always have such brilliant men as Helmholtz, it is important that we
have workers in all the different fields when we undertake a new
problem. The correlation of such information to a single purpose is
what makes modern industrial research so valuable to every phase of
human activity. ●
 
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