Navigating Transparency and Trust in Science Communication

The chapter delves into the complexities of transparency in decision-making processes, particularly in the realm of science communication. It discusses how the demand for transparency, while essential for reducing corruption and bias, can also hinder expertise and lead to oversimplification of complex scientific concepts. The chapter navigates through the challenges faced by experts like Anthony Fauci in balancing transparency with maintaining trust and making information accessible yet accurate to the public.

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