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The conduct of these callings and others characteristic of our time are decided by science and pseudo-science.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThe conduct of these callings and others characteristic of our time are decided by science and pseudo-science.
Dewey asserts that modern professions are increasingly governed by scientific principles rather than public input.
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