[Histonet] soaking paraffin blocks.

[Rene J Buesa]

Exactly, we are artists using some help from the science that we do not really develop even if we may get to some results by try and error based on scientific knowledge and understanding. 
  Michelangelo would have never cared much about the mathematical equations that could have described the curves in his sculptures, or the energy invested in all the chiselling he had to do to finish "Pietá".
  René J.

Kemlo Rogerson <Kemlo.Rogerson <@t> waht.swest.nhs.uk> wrote:
  Amen! Histology is art, and art is not science (even when medicine is an art helped by science).
René J.

Then Histologists are artists not scientists? Isn't art, science that hasn't yet been understood?

Kemlo Rogerson
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