Integrative Science Improving Societies

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The world is not fragmented between “hard” and “soft” issues, between social and individual phenomena, or between rational and emotional problems. These elements are mutually affected in analog causality relations.

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Scientists should communicate their scientific findings and discussions to the society, to policy makers and to decision takers.

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A scientific vortex happens when different areas of human knowledge integrate into/with scientific methods and findings. This implies integrating science and humanism.