We learn what science is well before college and that is where the lies start. It's not that science is inaccessible it's that American education has the goal of imparting facts without creating revolutionaries.
The most reinforced concept given to students is deference to authority.
The most reinforced concept given to students is deference to authority.
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The failure of academia to explain things in layperson terms (up until some efforts recently) is one of the reasons for anti-intellectualism.
When you make science inaccessible, people will opt for those who sell easier solutions.
When you make science inaccessible, people will opt for those who sell easier solutions.
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You don't learn anything, you are allowed to regurgitate memory-based answers to standardized questions.
Any thing else is questioning the order of things, the hierarchy of people and will be penalized in totality, either to you; the individual or us; the collective.
"Listen to scientists not celebrities!"
Nah. It's find the data/evidence.
And I think that popular culture that likes to make stories about “super genius science dudes” who are apparently so special and genius that you don’t have to understand what they are saying really doesn’t help
Land Back is my ultimate position on science and everything