Study finds scientific beauty and impact are surprisingly correlated
jacobkimmel · x · 2026-09-19
jacobkimmel shares a finding that scientific beauty and impact are surprisingly correlated — studies perceived as more beautiful tend to have greater impact, challenging the intuition that aesthetics don't matter in science.
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