Check out my guest post at @IvoryEmbassy about the “science of science,” entering the US policy conversation in the George W. Bush administration, & existing 20 yrs later as a tiny community of practice to understand how we science. #SciPol#ScienceTwitter https://t.co/PUMIN68IFq
Check out my guest post at @IvoryEmbassy about the “science of science,” entering the US policy conversation in the George W. Bush administration, & existing 20 yrs later as a tiny community of practice to understand how we science. #SciPol#ScienceTwitter https://t.co/PUMIN68IFq
@marc_laclear@critikids Yes, and it's not necessarily inherent to us. I try to expose myself to different perspectives, specialize in topics, ask questions (sometimes dumb ones), create content, and note where my knowledge is limited. It's not always easy.
"There lies a crucial paradox in critical thinking development: as we focus on mastering our critical thinking skills, we also learn to automate them—sometimes to their detriment."
New guest blog post by @santiago_gisler
https://t.co/UEpB9DcbOI
An antitrust lawsuit against 6 giant academic publishers. But we kind of knew this publishing system wasn't suitable for research.
Will the lawsuit change anything?
I discussed the case and more with @SheevaAzma@fancycomma#publishers#researchers
https://t.co/BQgUzGgl2Q
@jarlebreivik@robinmonotti@BTCryptoMedium Well said. It's crucial to clarify the distinctions between science and any conflicts of interest in the scientific structures. Critiquing the latter has nothing to do with anti-science.
I had a great conversation with @SheevaAzma (@fancycomma) on the state of science and communication and how to improve engagement, independent thinking, and trust.