Abstract
As historians have shown and political theorists have acknowledged: no viable collective is ever just the result of cool cost-benefit calculations. Rather, it is a shared vision of what it would mean to be part of a collective that surmounts hesitation and commands allegiance. What that collective vision should be for science already has a 350-odd-year history, and the work of the imagination is still ongoing.
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