In need of the general public’s participation in science: commentary on Bad Beliefs

In his book Bad Beliefs, Neil Levy defends the engineering of our epistemic environment by removing pollutions and nudging people through second-order evidence. Although we agree with core ideas, in this commentary, aim at supplementing approach light participation general public science. first part, argue that issue participatory injustice scientific community remains unaddressed Levy’s discussion addressing is equal to an pollution. second address transparency nudging. Here, discuss significance engagement controlling system nudges respect rational autonomous choices.