Richard Dawkins On Science Writing

otee writes "Richard Dawkins asks the question: Why hasn't a Nobel Prize been awarded to a scientist for literary work? He suspects that it simply hasn't occurred to the judges. Read the well written article at The Edge Website for information about good (science) writing."

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[b-baggins]

I'm smarter and more talented than any of the idiots you gave prizes to literature for. My books are way more important than theirs. The only reason I haven't won the prize every year for the past twenty years for literature (see my classic work: The Blind Watchmaker) is because the Nobel committee is too stupid to realize that my writing is of equal, no, superior worth than some tripe written by Joseph Conrad.