Kareem Carr on Science Communication Mistakes Among Scientists
During the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists can make communication mistakes when talking to each other on platforms like Twitter. As noted by Kareem Carr, researchers sometimes confuse purely scientific discourse with personal perspectives, complicating the conversation.
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