Abstract
Science, as we currently conceive it, is a relatively narrow enterprise, utilizing a rather narrow set of abilities of a narrow slice of the world population. I propose to broaden its conception, to an enterprise which involves more sorts of people, utilizing a broader spectrum of interests, talents, and abilities, allowing alternate forms of expression from the usual method of scientific discourse. I end with four examples which are outside of the conventional mainstream activity, and yet each offer something unique and precious to human scientific knowledge.
David Rideout