Uncertainty in Science: It's a Feature, Not a Bug.
The Humanist 2010, Jan-Feb, 70, 1
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] FOR ALL THAT Americans don't know about science, one thing we do know is that we're in favor of it. At least, we think we are. Public opinion polls rank science as more worthy of respect than every other profession except teachers and the military; and the majority of Americans agree that science is a beneficent force in society and that scientists are trustworthy and non-partisan.
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Consultazione
PUBBLICATO
2010
1 gennaio
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EN
Inglese
PAGINE
9
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American Humanist Association
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315,7
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