Re:A pro-science, pro-progress, techno-optimistic health tex...
by phtrivier on Thursday December 05, 2024 @10:11AM
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Well, in part it's the age-long debate about scientists being held responsible for the effects of their research.
In other part, it's also that the bad consequence of what the "suits" ask the "nerds" to do are becoming increasingly more visible and obvious than before.
Of course science is still helping. But it's also hurting. And I would argue that for lots of folks, the hurting is more obvious and tangible than the help.
In other part, it's also that the bad consequence of what the "suits" ask the "nerds" to do are becoming increasingly more visible and obvious than before.
Of course science is still helping. But it's also hurting. And I would argue that for lots of folks, the hurting is more obvious and tangible than the help.