Science, agriculture, city planning, and global control

Written by Kathleen Marquardt, an associate of Tom DeWeese

Science

In an August 2022, National Library of Medicine article “Trust Me, I’m a Scientist, How Philosophy of Science Can Help Explain Why Science Deserves Primacy in Dealing with Societal Problems” by Stefaan Blancke and Maarten Boudry starts out:

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