BM. OK we'll move on a little bit now to a section about how Techniquest goes about communicating or performing science because clearly that's at the heart of what you do. There are certain kinds of terms and ideas that we've come across but I think the most basic thing to start off with really is to get your understanding of what science is.
CJ
Science is about - I mean you can say simply that science is a way of working but it wouldn't apply to this because we don't actually teach people to be experimental and deductive. What we give people an opportunity to do is to work their way around a variety of things, a variety of areas, on which science touches. We don't offer science as a package, we couldn't measure the amount of science in somebody on the way in and measure them again on the way out and find there was more, more there. It's - and I mean bear in mind that we are in the affective domain. I mean, we're, we're actually there affecting attitudes and giving people that feeling "Oh it, science isn't that bad after all I can do that." Rather than saying "I now know Newton's laws" or something when they, when they've finished. They may know Newton's laws because they may have been to a theatre show or done something in the lab which has explored that but their fundamental thing is, is not.