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- - - - market economy
        
        drives scientific research conducted by companies focused more heavily on near-term commercialization possibilities
        
        Scientific authorities are sometimes seen as inexpert, untrustworthy, or biased
    - - inequality
        
        gender equality
    - - consumerism
        
        creates
        
        negatively impacts
        
        environment
        
        advertisement played a key role in fostering
        
        consumerist culture
- - - - technology
        
        underpins
        
        globalization
        
        pursues free market
        
        promotes growing dominance of the West (capitalism)
        
        proliferates
        
        unsticks the alliance btw democracy with nation-state by subjecting domestic affairs to transnational decision-making---global democracy
        
        emergence
        
        technocracy
        
        hold greater power
    - - science policies
        
        prioritizes certain science fields
        
        science
        
        conducted by teams in academic and research institutions government agencies
        
        anti-science attitude
        
        Messages from scientists may contradict deeply-held existing beliefs or morals
        
        concerned with the allocation of resources twd the conduct of science for a goal of best serving public interests
- - - - wealth
        
        One way people tend to use to measure objective success
- - - - maintain wellbeing and order of
        
        society
- - - - comparable: grant workers legal control of their labor power
        In contrast: means of production under workers control vs under the control of capitalist class under whose direction they toil
      - utopian socialism
        
        communism
      - an economic system where capital is socially owned, typically by government, and the capital stock is produced, organized, and its outputs distributed by the central government that is, where the economy is centrally planned
  - - - role of government in providing economic stabilisation and public
- - - - collectivism
- - - - belief
    - - culture
- - - - normative ethics
        
        deontology
        
        agent will be acting in accordance with a moral rule such as “Do unto others as you would be done by”
        
        consequentialism (utilitarianism)
        
        maximise wellbeing of the majority
    - - symbolized in
        
        art
- - - - dasein
    - - Truth
        
        exposes falsehood
        
        politics
        
        hold leaders accountable under democratic frameworks
        
        politicization of scientific research