in article ,
steve harris wrote:

|"C. P. Weidling" wrote in message
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|Members of a lay audience always ask the big questions, the important
|questions, and that helps us to remember that our piecemeal efforts
|are only worthwhile insofar as they're steps towards answering those
|big questions.
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|Actually, in my own field (biomedical research) you don't
|need to rely on lay people to ask the big questions. The MDs
|in the audience will do it, because they're always thinking
|about how whatever it is you're doing can be usefully
|applied to some real and pressing clinical problem.


md's _are_ laypeople.










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