My takeaway from the article wasn't "science is broken", but "we should be more understanding of people who mistrust science".
My takeaway from the article wasn't "science is broken", but "we should be more understanding of people who mistrust science". That interpretation reflects my own biases, of course.
Posted by titanomachy on Feb 2, 2015, 7:43 PM
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My takeaway from the article wasn't "science is broken", but "we should be more understanding of people who mistrust science".
titanomachyFeb 2, 2015, 7:43 PM
My takeaway from the article wasn't "science is broken", but "we should be more understanding of people who mistrust science". That interpretation reflects my own biases, of course.
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