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nature on X: "If the law is passed, South Africa could be one of the first countries to make it a legal requirement for scientists to be professionally registered as a community https://t.co/y9qMeSiMAD"

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If the law is passed, South Africa could be one of the first countries to make it a legal requirement for scientists to be professionally registered as a community
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South Africa’s ‘registration law’ for scientists could be a template for the world — if the nation...
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9:35 AM · Aug 31, 202634.1KViews
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  • @Nature
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    If the law is passed, South Africa could be one of the first countries to make it a legal requirement for scientists to be professionally registered as a community
    Image
    South Africa’s ‘registration law’ for scientists could be a template for the world — if the nation...
    From nature.com
    9:35 AM · Aug 31, 202634.1KViews
    3
  • @Mrk771224974532
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    @Mrk771224974532
    14h
    I’m not sure if this is a good thing from the point of view of the bureaucratic process; I hope it’s designed to weed out unsuitable candidates and limit the spread of pseudoscience, rather than to make life more difficult for people.
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  • @UKHomelessTroll
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    14h
    I bet this decision was peer reviewed with conformational bias. Maybe @ChatGPT is threatening their jobs or witch craft still has a hold on the population.