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Is there any scientist science communicators that this criticism wouldn't apply to? As far as criticism goes, I appreciate how professionally you stated this P
by DiggyJohnson 2y ago
Is there any scientist science communicators that this criticism wouldn't apply to?
As far as criticism goes, I appreciate how professionally you stated this PSA. Most don't make the same points as gracefully. Best of luck with your studies.
- dinkumthinkum 2y agoNeil deGrasse Tyson; if he is working on a s riot prepared by someone else like on a TV Show, he is quite a nice communicator. But, if he does not have such a script, I would say unless he is debunking a flat earther or some actor’s mythical views of mathematics, I would just ignore it. If he talks about biology, which he often does, I would just leave.
- wileydragonfly 2y agoHe comments on fields in which he’s unqualified, and his remake of Nova had a ton of unnecessary swearing. And goes on TV and talks about politics. That’s when he lost me.
- LastTrain 2y agoSagan was political, more so than Tyson. Sometimes science intersects with politics in ways that can’t be avoided. Nuclear proliferation, land management, etc. So how can you just turn off any scientist who touches politics? Or is it just a certain kind of politics that turns you off?
- kulahan 2y agoSagan always felt respectful, while Tyson feels like he’s looking down on everyone around him. Some of his hosts have also said he’s a huge jerk. I think he would be a very bad role model for the field.
- LastTrain 2y agoHe doesn't have whatever it was that Sagan had, I think we agree on that. I don't see the "looking down on everyone" thing though.
- pitaj 2y agoThe host of PBS Space Time, Dr. Matt O'dowd, seems to be pretty unbiased.