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Michael Specter: Mokslo atmetimo pavojus

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Skiepų-autizmo teiginiai, "frankenmaisto" draudimai, gydymosi žolelėmis manija - visa tai rodo augančią visuomenės baimę ir, dažnai, tiesiog netikėjimą mokslu ir sveiku protu, sako Michael Specter. Jis perspėja, kad tai gali baigtis žmonijos progreso katastrofa.

Michael Specter is a staff writer for the New Yorker. His new book, Denialism, asks why we have increasingly begun to fear scientific advances instead of embracing them. Full bio »

Translated into Lithuanian by Kristina Gedvile
Reviewed by Andrius Burnickas
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