- cross-posted to:
- [email protected]
- cross-posted to:
- [email protected]
Niels Bohr famously dissolved the medal he got for his Nobel Price for chemistry in acid when the Nazis invaded his home country of Denmark, to prevent it from falling into the Nazis’ hands.
Unlike him, the most recent recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize of all things, who shall not be named here, because she doesn’t deserve being named, handed her medal to a deranged megalomaniac and fascist wannabe dictator.
That’s an interesting take considering the post is about Nazis and evil scientist is a popular Nazi trope. Feel free to look into Josef Mengele and co for some chilling examples of what “adequate and rational moral grounds” can look like to people. The whole Nazi thing was built on the “science” of a superior race. The moralizing “bleeding hearts and artists” are often keeping unscrupulous people in the sciences at bay and ensuring science is grounded in humanity, which it should be. Bad people exist in every field and no field should be considered above reproach from another.
Neil Degrasse Tyson becoming a ragecomic meme and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. We should never have given the I Fucking Love Science crowd a voice.
There has always been an air of anti-intellectualism in the US. If it wasn’t Neil, it would’ve just been someone else.
Life is not math. Exceptions are always exist.
And yet you advocate for the scientists over the artists
You’re not even a good troll, make it make sense.
It make perfect sense. You just fail to understand it.
Scientist: Have an overall understanding of the current moral of the current society. Specialist in his scientific area.
Humanitarian: Have an overall understanding of the current moral of the current society. Only in extremely rare cases can do anything besides talking.
Question: who can better understand the moral nuances of the specific scientific area?
Fun fact: You’re just wrong.
Math is not art, checkmate.
When I was at University, Math majors were Bachelor of Art, not Bachelor of Science. That has changed?
But math can be beautiful! … It’s just not art.