Climato-scepticisme in France

Abstract

judgement of decision about whether Anaxagoras and Galileo and Lysenko are or right […] The external history has the sciences join or develop into schools or pressure groups, and it demands that their truth be socially canonized. Individuals or associations appear before a given court, and fragile truth is thereby reinforced […]. In the final analysis, there is no general history of science that is not judicially recorded. No science without trials; no truth without judgements, whether internal or external to knowledge. Its history can’t do without tribunals.