Well, certain changes can indeed be, and often are, the very subject of a scientific investigation, but normally only tacitly. So let me state the obvious. Once we turn our attention from physics to the biological sciences, let alone the human sciences, we note that change, as a phenomenon [Book Review]

In S. Smets J. P. Van Bendegem G. C. Cornelis (ed.), Metadebates on Science. Vub-Press & Kluwer. pp. 6--71 (1999)
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