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The War on Science

Who's Waging It, Why It Matters, What We Can Do About It
Summary:

The book examines the growing trend of anti-science sentiment, exploring the various political, religious, and corporate interests that challenge scientific facts and principles. It also discusses the implications of this conflict for democracy and policy-making, and offers strategies for defending the role of science in society.

Key points:

1. Science Politicization: Otto claims that politics is interfering with science, leading to public confusion and distrust as politicians and groups dispute facts for their own gain.

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