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Tag Archives: scientific method

It is time to understand science’s imperfections

Posted on 02 Oct 2017 by David Payne
Collin Diedrich

Collin Diedrich

The public need help to understand science’s imperfections and complexities, its (sometimes) binary nature, and the fact that it can’t always provide answers. It’s time to ditch the  “Trust me, I’m a scientist” mindset, argues Collin Diedrich. 

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Posted in Communication, Social media | Tagged Science Communication, scientific method
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