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The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing by Richard Dawkins We read that book in my Philosophy of Science class! There's a little bit of everything in it! You should check it out! My Intro to Logic class is also ending! Boooo!
I don't think you understood my post. If you aren't aware of the scientific discussions surrounding antidepressants you might want to read up on the literature. I'm simply explaining the uncertainties and limitations of science, as anyone trained in science will recognize. When I say trained in science, I'm not referring to someone with a STEM degree, but a well educated scientist. The sort of critical thinkers we used to refer to as scientists, such as the writers in this anthology, which is a good starting point:
https://www.amazon.ca/Oxford-Book-Modern-Science-Writing/dp/0199216819
But yes, I have two STEM degrees from the best universities in this country as well as a graduate degree in the politics, philosophy, sociology, and public policy of science and technology.