> Another part of it is that people generally crave certainty and fear the unknown... Unfortunately, science is by design all about uncertainty. It's not a sur

> Another part of it is that people generally crave certainty and fear the unknown... Unfortunately, science is by design all about uncertainty. It's not a surprise that people put "science" up on a pedestal when science education is too often about getting the correct answer to questions. Instead of asking questions and understanding the limitations of any approach to answering them. Restraint and humility aren't exciting, but they're so important.