 Reinventing Discovery]'', Princeton University Press, 0000, p. 000: "The inventor and scientist Daniel Hillis has observed that "there are problems that are impossible if you think about them in two-year terms &mdash;which everyone does&mdash; but they're easy if you think in fifty-year terms." The problem of open science is a problem of this type. Today, creating an open scientific culture seems to require an impossible change in how scientists work. But by taking small steps we can gradually cause a major cultural change." 