SCIENCE MAT TERS Ts P Re Ds Te I He

Looking toward the has been and continues to be the great adventure of boundless sea of our ignorance, rather than getting to the boundary of what we know, and then listening to the minuteness of our convictions. [...] Looking at the world’s innumerable questions, Because it is there, on the edge of what we know, in at the immense mystery that surrounds us, contact with the oceans of the unknown, that shines and replacing certainty of conviction with an the mystery and the beauty of the world. [...] It has become a special skill set to break out of the audience of scientists and into the audience of the interested, the allies of scientists, and 1 0 PEWTRUSTS. [...] The pace of discovery and knowledge, have too often been unwitting perpetuators and the size and scope of the scientific enterprise, of the status quo, and the reasons are deeply makes this especially difficult. [...] In 2016, to help make sure that policymakers in The plan must include, among other things, the the federal government act on the best available data that agencies intend to collect to facilitate evidence, Congress created the Commission policymaking; methods and analytical approaches on Evidence-Based Policymaking to study that the agency will use to develop evidence; and and develop a strategy fo.