SGU Episode 809

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SGU Episode 809
January 9th 2021
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SGU 808                      SGU 810
Skeptical Rogues
S: Steven Novella
Quote of the Week
Science and secrecy do not sit comfortably together. In technologically advanced democracies, it is almost an article of faith that openness is essential both for the advancement of science and for its beneficial interaction with society.
Sheila Jassanoff, American social scientist
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Science and secrecy do not sit comfortably together. In technologically advanced democracies, it is almost an article of faith that openness is essential both for the advancement of science and for its beneficial interaction with society.
– Sheila Jassanoff, American social scientist

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S: —and until next week, this is your Skeptics' Guide to the Universe.

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