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Doctor Mirabilis Spells Out Science: The Secret Life of Science: How It
 Really
 Works and
 Why
 It Matters by Jeremy J.BaumbergPrinceton University Press, Princeton, NJ, USA, 2018

The Secret Life of Science: How It Really Works and Why It Matters is a fascinating work by a ranking scientist in nanotechnology and photonics who dares to step afield into the cultural anthropology of science. Science, by his definition, turns out to be a natural consequence of the descent of Homo sapiens , where consciousness and dreaming are mixed with an endless capacity to organize and classify. This blueprint of the entire scientific enterprise serves as our guide to the requirements for success in organized science — as an individual, a nation, or the spe-cies. It should have a very wide audience.