l "new scientist." That is Watson and Crick could be associated with Chargraff's idea of dark horses who "could hardly have been thought of before science became a mass occupation, subject to, and forming part of, all the vulgarities of the communications media" (Stent 170). These critics believed that Watson debased the currency of science with his inappropriate behavior. That is, the critics believed Watson's novel dishonored the scientific community. However, Chargraff's negative association between Watson and a form of vulgar science is countered by Bronowski's idea. Bronowski believed that Watson and Crick were prime example!
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