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Perhaps the food in the UK influences their thinking? Naw, Brits have a stable diet. Anyway, you can read the rest of "Scientocracy Is Coming", here. And then you might like to see this video:The scientocracy C. S. Lewis feared is seriously being considered by left-leaning, abortion-promoting scientism communities.“Time for science to seize political power” blazes a headline on New Scientistby Michael Brooks.In your wildest dreams, could you imagine a government that builds its policieson carefully gathered scientific evidence? One that publishes the rationale behind its decisions, complete with data, analysis and supporting arguments? Well, dream no longer: that’s where the UK is heading.But why would they need to “seize” political power instead of use the methods of democracy? Brooks used the either-or and loaded-words tactics of portraying anything but scientocracy as “hunch-based politics,” failing to define evidence in “scientific evidence,” a philosophically vexed notion. His description of science fits the classic definition of scientism: the belief that the scientific method is the only sure pathway to truth.
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