2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-44018-3_5
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Information, Science and Democracy, for an Ethics of Scientific Knowledge

Abstract: The modern theories of information opened to way to extraordinary new tools for communication and knowledge construction. When identified instead with the world (DNA is a complete information carrier and a program for ontogenesis, atomic particles and planets exchange information …), a new form of scientism affects knowledge and trust in science. Vague and implicit assumptions, with no precise references to the sciences of information, force strong consequences, in biology in particular. Similarly, the powerfu… Show more

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