What John Horgan thinks about journalism

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American science journalist; staff writer at Scientific American from 1986 to 1997. Author of The End of Science (1996) and Pay Attention (2023). Writes Cross-check, a free journal on his site, on science, AI, mind and war.

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1. 13 Jul 2026

   Our readingScience journalism is currently more important and more imperiled than ever before.

   Their wordsScience journalism has never been more important, or imperiled, than it is right now.

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