The rule that only people with sanctioned degrees and institutional positions may speak about science.
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credentialism
The rule that only people with sanctioned degrees and institutional positions may speak about science.
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He identifies specialization, funding bureaucracy, and credentialism as reasons modern science has not produced major discoveries and as mechanisms that prevent truth discovery.
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"...to solve the problems of the universe. The third thing is credentialism, where if you don't have a certain PhD and you don't belong..."
"We don't care what is underneath Gopalitepe. It's possible that if we were to discover everything, then it would refute traditional paradigms of the..."
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