Public health, climate: Trust in Science falls
Surveys show a collapse in trust in most all professions, and in most institutions. Science, once trusted, has seen declines in the public’s trust there too. This column suggests one…
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Surveys show a collapse in trust in most all professions, and in most institutions. Science, once trusted, has seen declines in the public’s trust there too. This column suggests one…
By 2024, cities will sink beneath the seas, Britian will have a Siberian climate, nuclear war, droughts and rioting across the world. It's Just Science.
Health care professions, including veterinary medicine, and engineers, are rated highly. After that, the ratings fell off a cliff.
Or, we could just ignore the experts who are generally wrong about everything.
Let’s pause there for a moment: 6.6 per cent after 80 years is a very small number. Canada has set out ambitious economic growth plans based on high levels of…
In 2020, Nature endorsed Joe Biden in the US presidential election. A survey finds that viewing the endorsement did not change people’s views of the candidates, but caused some to…
The NY Times relied upon a software engineer who retrained in sociology to study the intersection of technology and society to write columns on epidemiology topics. The NY Times gave…
Source: Why Experts are Almost Always Wrong | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine Expert prediction accuracy is often worse than if random guesses were made. The reason they are bad is…
Vikram Mansharamani, a lecturer at Harvard University with several degrees in multiple disciplines and author of Think for Yourself: Restoring Common Sense in an Age of Experts and Artificial, Intelligence…
When dueling celebrity epidemiologists met social media, a catastrophe occurred: a complete loss of trust in science itself.