The Invention of Science

This was an interesting book that gives great insight into the development of science as we think about it today. Organizing the history of science as this book does seems a daunting task, but more of an effort should have made in decreasing chronological back and forth leaping. It is hard to grasp which details are more important than others and what events came before others. Similarly, Many concepts were explained extensively when a much shorter description would have sufficed. These two weaknesses make the book hard to follow and stick to.