I have always thought that the work of scientists trains effective and well-rounded people because they are used to putting rationality first and questioning sources, facts and so on. It generates a blast-proof critical sense that is useful in thousands of issues beyond science.<\/p>\n\n
This brings a question to mind: why is politics so lacking in research, so uncritical, so irrational, with so many hidden agendas and often conducted behind citizens\u2019 backs?<\/p>\n\n
I sincerely believe that people who have gone through research institutions, regardless of their ideology, would do good work in the community they serve if some were to enter politics. I encourage them to do so because I am convinced they would. The creativity, strategy, perseverance and planning that go into research are the perfect toolbox we need in politics.<\/p>\n\n
I therefore address political parties, all of them, and humbly recommend they promote well educated people and give them the autonomy to work for the public.
I therefore insist on this recommendation. We need investigative politicians. Let\u2019s open all doors to them and help them do good work.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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