Engineering, 28.01.2021 17:40, crawford184232323234

Watch the town hall conversation featuring Lord John Browne, author of MAKE, THINK, IMAGINE and Tad Friend, staff writer for The New Yorker, as they explore how our progress and innovation affects, and
potentially impinges on, our humanity.
Develop a 1/2 page minimum (double spaced, Times New Roman, size 12 font) response after you
listen/watch their discussion. Some areas you might want to consider but are not limited to are:
How does this make you feel?
Key points or phrases that stuck out to you
Tone and/or body language
Their general interactions
How the fields STEM and the Humanities interact with each other
Science as a human endeavor

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