#SCIENCE

Dr. Mansa Keita

rasmansa

Science and scientific practice has never been objective, and that's okay.All the things we love about science are in spite of, and in some cases because of, the fallibility of

Alex Bentham

alexinbulimba

Science says you are unlikely to get CovidScience says if you do, you have a 99.97% survival rateScience says masks don't workScience says asymptomatic transmission doesn't existScience says even if

Scott Adams

ScottAdamsSays

When you hear someone in the news talking about science, that isn't science. That's someone's interpretation of science, and it has the same level of credibility as a political opinion,

Glen Scrivener ن

glenscrivener

Politics deals in the "something must be done"s.Science promises "anything can be done". All technical problems can be solved (and everything's technical).Religion deals in "nothing can be done"s — the

Samuel Moore

samoore_

I have no real evidence for this, but it feels like open science is replacing open access as a more prominent discussion topic and focus of advocacy (in journals, at

Kevin Bird

itsbirdemic

A lot of responses to this are expressing some naive, but commonly held perceptions about science. How can science be racist if it is just a method that can only

Jaedyn Ruli 茹莉, B.Sc.

JaedynRuli

WHY DONT WE CATER CONFERENCES TO A NON SCIENCE AUDIENCE and HAVE PEOPLE LEARN AND GET EXCITED ABOUT SCIENCE?!?!?! All conferences should let members of the "general public" go in

Atheist Forum

ForumAtheist

1/ I strongly disagree with your statement that "I fail to understand both".Science & faith will always be in conflict because "faiths" make claims of knowledge that they don't have

pog’m chap

notnotjessi

woke up this morning and decided, yeah, actually I do have the time for this. so hot take: leading with science can be as problematic is leading with out it

Howard Rundle

HowardRundle4

Can we talk about science? Very generally? I teach a 4th year undergraduate honours seminar in which we discuss this, but recent experience suggests it bears wider treatment. 1. There

TrentSteeleLibertyDad

SteeleDaddy

It is *blowing my mind* that so many young healthy folks in their 20s & 30s are so enthusiastic about getting the vaccine. You are participating in an extended clinical

M. A. Melby

MAMelby

Gosh - why am I finding this guy right now? There he is with Emma Hilton (the TERF I had a fight with the other day) talking about sexual dimorphism

Cicely Marston

cicely

The phrase 'world beating' science (& apps in #Covid19) is being normalised. But science is incremental and based on global discovery. Govts *choose* to fund science poorly, making us compete

words are weapons ⚡

vimoh

Let's talk about the tired old refrain "our ancestors were great at science". And I am not even talking about the false claims (of which there are many). Let us

Tomiwa Oyebadejo

TomiwaOyebadejo

The unsuspecting public tends to believe everything we are told by official scientists, like the Hebrews before Moses descended from Sinai, we believe their every word. In reality, scientists are

Daniel Baryon

apeirophobic

I love having literally studied particle physics in college and then being told that I don't understand the "science" of "Marxist"-Leninism. Maybe...and just hear me out, you guys are not

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