The Scientific Misappropriation of Popular Terms

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Oct 1911

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Nature, Volume 87, Issue 2191, pp. 549 (1911).

Physics

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IN his interesting address to the Conference of Delegates at the Portsmouth meeting of the British Association, as reported in NATURE of October 19, Prof. J. W. Gregory makes certain remarks to which I venture to take exception. I comment on them partly because they push the principle of priority further than it need be pushed, and partly because I am afraid that Prof. Gregory's advice ``to admit that the spider is an insect'' may be taken to heart by some of his audience at Portsmouth or by some of his readers in NATURE.

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