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The distinction that there are separable and unrelated domains of knowledge and activity is a kind of Fordism of the mind that our current society has impressed
by vitalredundancy 1y ago
The distinction that there are separable and unrelated domains of knowledge and activity is a kind of Fordism of the mind that our current society has impressed upon us. It's artificial to not talk about politics in the same breath as science, since science and technology produce the resources that make our political process for distribution of those resources necessary. I think this is a correction for an aberrant distinction in our thinking.
- Jensson 1y ago> It's artificial to not talk about politics in the same breath as science No its not, its weird to talk about politics without science, but its not weird to be interested science without wanting to care about politics.