Becoming part of politics by withdrawing invitations to Russia, Belarus and Iran , Nobel Prize committee becomes then part of politics, what consequences of this decision ? do will have two (2) sciences , the official science a kind of pseudo science and the second real science the impartial science ?
لم يكن شيء يوما ما محايدا خاصة لدى الدول التي تصنع تنتج العلم والصراع وتتحكم في قواعد اللعبة الدولية، حتى نظرية مالتوس حول السكان غير محايدة ونظرية النمو غير محايدة ونظرية الديمقراطية غير محايدة ماذا لوقلت لك حتى النظرية الداروينية غير محايدة.
The Western world has become more political in nature than being a true theatre of empirical knowledge. moreover, I could not peer into my student's and faculty members' faces if I were to publish a pseudo-science body of work.
Being in the vicious square area of
(1) Corruption (2) Nepotism (3) Politics (4) Finance. As the 4 corners of this vicious square !?
Dear Samir Touzani , yes, Nobel Prize will lose its credibility because of politics involved.
Beside, there are many critics about Nobel prize.
Nobel Prize week is almost upon us. Critics have argued that the way the Nobel Prizes recognize individuals doesn’t reflect the collaborative nature of modern research — and that the prizes perpetuate biases and sexism. When we asked readers what they thought about the Nobel Prizes, more than half of the respondents said that there should be changes to the way they are awarded. Many suggested that there should be prizes for teams, as well as for researchers in fields that aren’t currently included — mathematics and biology, in particular. “The committee should not feel obliged to award a prize in every category every year," suggests historian Tim Baker. “This could increase the range of prized categories.”
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2019/oct/07/whats-the-point-of-nobel-prizes
I was surprised about the facts from this article.
Scientists are waiting longer than ever to receive a Nobel
Nobel laureates often receive the prize decades after their groundbreaking research — and that delay is getting longer...
The road to a Nobel Prize, the most prestigious scientific award in the world, is growing ever longer, with almost half of laureates now waiting more than 20 years from making a Nobel-worthy discovery to receiving the prize...
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03086-3