Hi Professor Galea, thank you so much for the insights! As a scholar, I often ask the question "Why do we need science?" I think that science provides predictions of results, telling people how to get closer to the goals, and thus giving birth to corresponding technologies to achieve these goals as much as possible. The development of science has continuously created conditions for the progress of human society, which are not only material, but also spiritual and cultural. Also because material and spiritual culture promote each other, the progress that scientific development brings to human society is both material and humanistic. Science is not cold, it is democratic and humane, it liberates people's bodies and minds, and the results are shared by all mankind. The above are some of my thoughts. It is such a great opportunity to communicate with you here!
Hi Professor Galea, thank you so much for the insights! As a scholar, I often ask the question "Why do we need science?" I think that science provides predictions of results, telling people how to get closer to the goals, and thus giving birth to corresponding technologies to achieve these goals as much as possible. The development of science has continuously created conditions for the progress of human society, which are not only material, but also spiritual and cultural. Also because material and spiritual culture promote each other, the progress that scientific development brings to human society is both material and humanistic. Science is not cold, it is democratic and humane, it liberates people's bodies and minds, and the results are shared by all mankind. The above are some of my thoughts. It is such a great opportunity to communicate with you here!
Grateful for your timely, thoughtful and clear description and analysis of public health’s challenges!