In closing my lecture on
interstitial lamellae remodeling, |
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I'd like to address some issues that are not
strictly confined to forensic anthropology. |
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If it's all right with my host, Dr. Wexler? |
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I should think
that all but the most joyless wonks, |
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and, yes, I do refer to you, Cyril Bibby, |
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would embrace a diversion
from Haversian systems. |
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My partner,
FBI Special Agent Seeley Booth, |
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gave his lecture
at Scotland Yard last night. |
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Agent Booth, could you please stand up? |
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- Hey, Booth!
- Yeah? I'm here. What's up? |
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Agent Booth is the intuitive humanist
while I am the logical empiricist. |
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Although recently I have seen
how destructive pure logic can be. |
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My own assistant, the most brilliant
young man I have ever met... |
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Ended up a sidekick
to a cannibalistic serial killer. |
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I haven't invited you to join me, Booth,
so you can take your seat. |
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What I've learned from Agent Booth |
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is that we scientists must arm ourselves
with something other than pure logic. |
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A quality which deflects us from
an irrational enamoration for the rational. |
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Exactly. |
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How old is that guy? |
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What, lan? He's a year younger than I am.
And almost as brilliant. |
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