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I don't think it is anti science, I think it is anti-academia (which is a sentiment I mostly agree with). Of course, there is also a growing trend against scie
by CuriouslyC 9y ago
I don't think it is anti science, I think it is anti-academia (which is a sentiment I mostly agree with).
Of course, there is also a growing trend against scientific hubris (and against "experts" in general) because of highly visible expert failures in the fields of nutrition and economics, for example. I don't so much think this is anti-science in general (people still love the fruits of science, after all), but anti-arrogance.