The Importance of Science and Social Trust

This chapter explores the significance of social trust in science, referencing 'The Death of Expertise' by Tom Nichols. The speakers discuss the discovery of a previously unseen bacteria and the Great Barrington Declaration. They touch on the self-policing nature of the scientific community and the importance of earning credibility in scientific debates.

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