Introduction: If It Is So Good, Why Is It So Bad? Part 1: The Decline of Scientific Authority 1. The Historical Trust in Science 2. Lost in Translation 3. Politicizing Facts Part 2: Knowledge Without Gatekeepers 4. Open Collaboration and Peer Production 5. When Patients Become Experts Part 3: The Age of Misinformation 6. Disinformation and the Post-Truth Era 7. Echo Chambers and Filter Bubbles 8. Navigating Our Epistemic Future
Biography
Dariusz Jemielniak is Professor at Kozminski University and Faculty Associate at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He is a veteran activist of open knowledge, heavily involved in the Wikipedia movement, and has sat on the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees for ten years, actively combating anti-scientific disinformation. He is also the vice president of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
