Bridging Science and Society

This chapter examines the often-dismissive attitude scientists have towards non-scientific disciplines such as philosophy, literature, and history, emphasizing their relevance to scientific inquiry. It further explores the design of stable societal systems, particularly in democratic governance, and critiques current political dynamics that undermine trust in institutions. The discussion also delves into complex scientific concepts ranging from general relativity to quantum mechanics, highlighting the interplay between scientific developments and societal implications.