And with them, what cultural and ideological imports are we quietly welcoming into how we conduct our research, how we produce knowledge, and how we relate to knowledge itself?
With the ever-growing emphasis on communicating knowledge through written publications, we are increasingly experiencing a transactional relationship with knowledge: one that prioritises storage, circulation, and standardisation.
We produce and discard knowledge like the way clothes get produced, consumed, and discarded in fast fashion.
And trusting that curiosity will lead somewhere meaningful.
The sciences have taken their cue from the art of making and fabricating, but they no...
Behold, then, the work of a lifetime. First of all my inquiries into the question...
We continue to be haunted by the ghosts of scientific past.
Funding science with crypto? What could go wrong.
'God doesn't play dice with the universe', 'Stop telling God what to do'
Can't we all just get along?
It's okay if your PhD doesn't change the world
Losing an IF is not punishment if you never wanted one in the first place.
