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Covid, climate and the corruption of science and policy

(Part 2 of my look at similarities between Covid and climate scepticism)

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

In addition to hypocrisy, models-data mismatch and fear-porn, a fourth common theme in Covid and climate change policies is the invocation of The Science. For the appeal to scientific authority to work better, scientific consensus is very helpful. Yet, driven by intellectual curiosity, questioning existing knowledge is the essence of the scientific enterprise.

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