Structurally blocked scientific co-operation

Co-operation between scientists and scientific bodies is blocked structurally. The educational processes of training scientists over emphasizes individual achievement promoting competitiveness, suspicion and fear. The specialized vocabulary of the sciences mediate against mutual understanding or comprehension by lay people.

1. Non-cooperation
2. Limited social context in developing technology
3. Inhibited scientific investigation

1. Secrecy in scientific research
2. Scientific rivalry
3. Prevention of the exchange of ideas
4. Lack of non-governmental organization involvement in biodiversity conservation
5. Fragmentation of knowledge
6. Faulty academic peer review

1. Reward biased research
2. Poor international relations
3. Jurisdictional conflict and antagonism among international nongovernmental organizations

1. Blocking scientific co-operation

1. Unscientific
2. Blockage