Yeah, it seems like the premise of the cartoon, or maybe Jochen's
interpretation, was that people have limited scopes of application, and the
average scope of application doesn't include interdisciplinary research.
But there are people who have larger scope and have a lot of fun doing
This article probably deserves more critical attention than I've given it,
but it's published in IEEE Spectrum:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/drone-quadrotor
they have videos on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRD43ZA1D-4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYtPG_HmBd8
source code
I didn't read the article but Carnegie Mellon, where I worked for almost 20
years, prides itself on the amount of interdisciplinary research
accomplished there.. Herb Simon had appointments in psychology, computer
science, business and public policy, I believe. I was a coauthor of papers
in
Tom Gauld describes most of the problems of interdisciplinary research in a
single
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