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Edited by Adam Bly and put together by Seed Magazine, Science is Culture brings together an array of prominent scientists, novelists, philosophers, artists, and other thinkers who seek to break down the barrier between science and culture. With the advent of science playing a prominent role in today’s modern and postmodern society, the conversations in this collection of essays seek to underscore the interconnectedness between the social, political, economic, and the aesthetic with the view of finding new ways of looking at a world that blurs the lines between scientific disciplines and the borders between the sciences, the arts, and the humanities.