The myth of a scientist as a purely rational thinker, a “brain in a jar” devoid of emotions and values, still exists in some scientific circles. Yet, it is a fundamental misconception to believe that science can be entirely free of values and function as a neutral entity. 2/3

Instead, we advocate for redefining the boundaries of acceptable influence of values in scientific communication and offer practical strategies to move beyond the misleading myth of neutrality. 3/3