Abstract
Labels such as ‘anti‐science’ are the expression of an ‘us against them’ mentality, one of the consequences of a wave of radicalism sweeping Western societies. One does not need to be an attentive observer to realize that intellectual positions are now becoming more polarized. Historically, this has often been the case after periods of rapid social change: civil and religious strife succeeded the Renaissance, ardent nationalism followed the French revolution. It may be argued that, for the most part, the present polarization …
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