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Journalist: Does he share the opinion of Sciascia [...] that "for others science was a matter of will, for him a matter of nature"?

— Étienne Klein

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I'm a great believer in popularising science, but I've noticed that it's not very effective [...]. We treat our knowledge a bit like beliefs, and that creates a lot of confusion.

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