#SCIENCE

Eric Weinstein

EricRWeinstein

How dare this man.Do you want to know why they are learning to hate scientists for real Dr Fauci?Because your group lies about science & your ilk drove the truth

Free Spiritus 😷

freespiritus

1/ If I were leading the @bctf right now, during a pandemic — here are things I would do.1. Hire a scientific consultant to advise the Federation and locals on

Aimun

bluemagicboxes

I am a masochist so here is some ~discourse~.Keeping aside this issue of "tarot" and "astrology" for a bit, this whole "attack on science" pearl clenching is so funny to

Richard Norfolk

Richard_Norfolk

1. Johnson in March: The clear indicator of our success will be where we are, on the European countries deaths comparison chart. We pretty soon have the highest number of

Zen Faulkes

DoctorZen

I disagree with Fauci on one point: The reasons people don't believe science are COMPLETELY understandable. People do not believe in science because other people TELL THEM NOT TO (often

Melanie D.

melulater

NZ teens record record low scores maths and science.I'm going to lay the blame for this at the feet of Anne Tolley & Hekia Parata:* the dropping of Numeracy advisors

Roxanne Khamsi

rkhamsi

I wrote my first heath/science story for a (student) newspaper in 1998 and on #WomenInScience day I am reflecting on how much easier it is to find women scientists to

Kate

Knhannah

A quick FYI to all my science & science adjacent folks: blaming 'lack of science literacy', 'magical thinking' or invoking hard scientism is, for a number of reasons, not helpful

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science | The BMJ“The UK’s pandemic response relies too heavily on scientists and other government appointees with worrying competing interests, including shareholdings in c

Colin Wright

SwipeWright

Inventing the scientific method had to be achieved against a constant headwind of innumerable human cognitive biases. That headwind never subsides.So while science is often described as "self-correcting," that is

Sam Freedman

Samfr

One thing Covid has really taught me is that there's a v widespread and fundmental misunderstanding of what "science" is amongst smart people - which I think helps explain why

Kaushal S Inamdar| कौशल इनामदार

ksinamdar

When I was in college, I had to answer a question on the difference between science and religion for a course known as the Foundation Course (FC - I don’t

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singh_raj_yash

Article 51 A(h) says it shall be the duty of every citizen of India to develop scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform. It is much neglected

يودا المالكي

NeuroMaliki

Fostering creativity amongst Muslim students in Science education requires conceptual language barriers to be overcome. A lot of religious talk is done within secular spaces (paradigms) which means Muslim students

Ali Alkhatib

_alialkhatib

it's okay if you have a VAGUE sense of why people are so excited that Dr @Alondra Nelson is going to be the deputy director for Science and Society in

Stian Westlake

stianwestlake

Standards time! Today we’re excited to announce that @royalstatsoc and our partners are establishing industry-wide standards for data science. “Standards? What’s so exciting about standards?” I hear you ask. Let

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