The Development of Research in the United States
The Development of Research in the United States
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Its results are generally protected by patents insuring use only by the private agency which supports the investigation. The public learns of its results only indirectly and has no direct interest in the facts which are demonstrated or in the methods used in researches.
The second type is an outgrowth of the experience by industrial agen- cies of the benefits of technical research, and is an attempt to provide similar skilled investigations of subjects of broad public interest, using funds whic...h have accrued from the results of the application of scientific methods, business acumen, or exploitation of the natural resources of the country, for the establishment of facts of public, economic or humanitarian interest. The results of these investigations are open to public use, but up to the present, at least, this work is looked upon by a large proportion of our people as having back of it some secret or sinister motive, or else as an attempt to win support to corporation interests by activity in a field of public service which is too technical in character for the public mind to grasp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its results are generally protected by patents insuring use only by the private agency which supports the investigation. The public learns of its results only indirectly and has no direct interest in the facts which are demonstrated or in the methods used in researches.
The second type is an outgrowth of the experience by industrial agen- cies of the benefits of technical research, and is an attempt to provide similar skilled investigations of subjects of broad public interest, using funds whic...h have accrued from the results of the application of scientific methods, business acumen, or exploitation of the natural resources of the country, for the establishment of facts of public, economic or humanitarian interest. The results of these investigations are open to public use, but up to the present, at least, this work is looked upon by a large proportion of our people as having back of it some secret or sinister motive, or else as an attempt to win support to corporation interests by activity in a field of public service which is too technical in character for the public mind to grasp.
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