Hi,
I'm a sociologist, Italian, but working in Uk, alongside my actual work I am also personally interested in the links between major discoveries at Cern, society's perceptions and philosophy.
I wish you all a good day and weekend and hope to be welcome here.
Giuliana
is a sociologist welcome here?
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Giuliana
welcome to our happy place we accept everybody here
Please make yourself at home, sit back, relax and have fun
welcome to our happy place we accept everybody here
Please make yourself at home, sit back, relax and have fun
Anyone who doesn't take truth seriously in small matters cannot be trusted with large ones either by Albert Einstein.
Re: is a sociologist welcome here?
Giuliana,
As a sociologist you will be a valuable (and most welcome) addition to the group for you will have some meaningful insights as to why society’s perceptions of CERN and the LHC are so “different” from those of the scientist. As a physicist (retired) I frequently do not understand how society (which I have come to think of as “the unwashed masses”) reaches their conclusions from the information available.
Do not sit quietly on the sidelines but please enter some of the more “interesting” discussions …
As a sociologist you will be a valuable (and most welcome) addition to the group for you will have some meaningful insights as to why society’s perceptions of CERN and the LHC are so “different” from those of the scientist. As a physicist (retired) I frequently do not understand how society (which I have come to think of as “the unwashed masses”) reaches their conclusions from the information available.
Do not sit quietly on the sidelines but please enter some of the more “interesting” discussions …
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Re: is a sociologist welcome here?
Hi Giuliana,
Welcome.
Your expertise may be valuable to understand why so many non-physicists are interested in the LHC.
Curiosity or something more?
Welcome.
Your expertise may be valuable to understand why so many non-physicists are interested in the LHC.
Curiosity or something more?