| It allows one to put out misleading simplifications as long as the caveats, ifs and buts are buried somewhere in the detailed material. |
| Yet if we go beyond the simplifications and stereotypes, if we give free rein to our curiosity, we realise how much we have in common. |
| What if our genetic simplifications run amuck, as they so often have around the world? |
| This ensures simplifications and results in better regulation, simplification and transparency. |
| Lewontin's thesis is that science works only because there are circumscribed areas in which we can make profitable simplifications. |
| Perhaps the necessary simplifications enforced by the chromolithographic and colouring processes caused this loss. |
