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Science Isn’t about Domination. It’s about Democracy

Last updated: April 25, 2025 2:20 pm
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Science plays a crucial role in promoting diplomacy, unity, and democracy. It is not about domination but rather about collaboration and sharing knowledge for the betterment of society. Unfortunately, the Trump administration’s actions towards science are threatening to weaken the United States on a global scale.

The administration’s focus on “science dominance” as outlined in the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 is misguided. Science is not a competition to be won but a collective effort to understand the world around us. International cooperation has always been at the core of scientific progress, from the cold war era to modern times. By prioritizing industry interests over scientific integrity, the administration is not only betraying the essence of science but also harming the country’s long-term interests.

Science breeds diplomacy and counters division. It provides us with objective truths and enables evidence-based decision-making in a democratic society. By cutting funds for projects that promote diversity and perpetuating debunked scientific ideas, the administration is undermining the very foundation of science and public health. Restricting the flow of ideas and knowledge by deporting immigrant scientists and canceling global health aid projects is a shortsighted approach that will ultimately harm the nation’s reputation and progress.

The United States has been a powerhouse in scientific research and innovation due to its open and collaborative approach. By becoming insular and cutting off the exchange of ideas, the country risks losing its brightest minds and falling behind in the global scientific community. China’s academic output has already surpassed that of the U.S., highlighting the consequences of disengagement from international scientific collaboration.

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Historically, the U.S. government has been a significant funder of scientific research, leading to numerous breakthroughs in medicine, technology, and policy. This investment has not only saved lives but also contributed to the nation’s economic prosperity. Evidence-based policymaking, informed by scientific research, is essential for a democracy to function effectively. By disregarding established scientific consensus and promoting baseless claims, the Trump administration is undermining the very principles of democracy and public welfare.

In conclusion, science is a cornerstone of democracy and progress. The Trump administration’s disregard for scientific integrity and international collaboration poses a significant threat to the country’s standing in the global scientific community. It is crucial to prioritize evidence-based decision-making and support scientific research to ensure a prosperous and healthy future for all Americans.

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