Question

how does michio kaku establish the importance of allowing the public to access scientific research in \why no policeman on the block\?

• by explaining residual paranoia from the cold war
• by quoting hawthorne’s idea of an intelligent planet
• by contrasting secret government projects with public successes
• by describing the relationships between scientists and engineers

Explanation:

In Michio Kaku's Why No Policeman on the Block?, he argues for public access to scientific research by drawing a comparison: he highlights the limitations and lack of accountability of secret government-led scientific projects, while showcasing the innovative, impactful successes of open, public scientific endeavors. This contrast underscores the value of public access. The other options do not align with his core argument on this topic.

Answer:

by contrasting secret government projects with public successes