Episodio 6. El problema de la ciencia en México

¿Cuándo va a terminar la cuarentena? En realidad, ¿Fue una sorpresa que la vacuna de AstraZeneca fallará? ¿Cuál es el problema detrás de esta desinformación que se tiene de manera general en nuestra población? ¿Por qué la gente se rehúsa creer en la información científica? En el episodio de hoy intentaré darles respuesta a estas preguntas y otras más analizando las razones que pienso son la clave para entender la situación en la que nos encontramos.

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