US EditionHeroes vs. Villains in Science
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Heroes vs. Villains in Science
Motives matter, and dramaturgy can provide a useful framework — there are heroes and villains, protagonists and antagonists. When it comes to science, Lysenko was a villain and antagonist, Salk was a hero and a protagonist. We’ve had such a long streak of reliable protagonists in science that the release of a cabal of villains to attack the scientific establishment has caught us off-guard — potentially because our recklessness around publishing …
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