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How Science Can Keep Public Trust in an Age of Doubt and Disinformation
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How Science Can Keep Public Trust in an Age of Doubt and Disinformation
In daily life people trust in science without noticing. Photo/Credit: wiwat walaipachara/iStockphoto Most of us trust science every single day, usually before breakfast. We drink treated water, check complex weather forecasts, take medication, use GPS, board planes, and trust that the processed food in the fridge won’t poison us. All of that relies on science that almost none of us can personally verify. That’s the bargain science makes wit…
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