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Clearly there will be large career returns to whoever bridges the hole between Law and Minerology, or Asian Studies and Analytical Chemistry. I like to think that sliver of a tie between Organic Chemistry and Sociology is Harrison White talking about social structure as striations of reptating polymer goo.
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We need a meta-map between this map and this one: https://orgtheory.wordpress.com/2008/09/27/map-of-scientific-paradigms/
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