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A specialized institutional system for hypothesis, experiment, audit, interpretation, publication, and authority that Jiang says now promotes itself.
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scientific bureaucracy
A specialized institutional system for hypothesis, experiment, audit, interpretation, publication, and authority that Jiang says now promotes itself.
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Jiang argues that AI, nanotechnology, genetic design, and immortality are the wrong ethical focus because the current scientific framework cannot really produce godlike control; the real issue is bureaucratic corruption and waste.
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The same scientific bureaucracy that produced rapid progress now produces political control, overspecialization, lack of accountability, insularity, gatekeeping, and loss of creativity.
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"...science in the world is because they turn science into a bureaucracy a very specialized bureaucracy okay so I'm not going to read all..."
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"...combine it into a theory. And so Bacon is proposing a scientific bureaucracy. And guess what, guys? We have basically achieved his vision today...."
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"...Okay, the real problem is this. Science has become an imperial bureaucracy. That's the real issue, all right? If you think about the world..."
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"Society include Christopher Wren, who was a very famous architect, as well as Robert Dole, who was a very famous chemist. Okay. Basic background..."
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"Also, we're trying to develop immortality. Okay. We're looking for the elixir of immortality. So these are three massive ethical debates within science. And..."
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"And so what happens is that each department is inspecting and auditing the work of the previous department to make sure the results are,..."
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"Okay? So if you run experiments, well, you use, you use a lot of instruments, okay? All of these instruments are so complicated that..."
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"So this is the great irony of science. Science was initiated, inspired by the genius of Galileo, Newton, and Einstein. But today, science has..."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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