Scientocracy

Scientocracy is a government system which advocates public policy based off the opinions of scientists and experts. It is distinct from Technocracy, which is the rule of scientists and experts.

Beliefs
Scientocracy is the belief in a government of the people, but informed by scientists. This does not entail that scientists will run the country directly, but rather that political leaders will be informed by scientists. Scientocrats believe this will end the constant arguing over decisions that politicians so often have and will speed up progress and decision-making since all politicians would then be informed with what, based off scientific, analytical knowledge, would be the best steps to take.

History
Florence Caddy wrote a book titled Through the fields with Linnaeus: a chapter in Swedish history. Published two volumes in 1887. In these two sentences she uses "society of the scientocracy" and "scientocrats" to refer to groups of eminent scientists of that time.

In 1933, Hugo Gernsback defined Scientocracy as "the direction of the country and its resources by Scientists and not by Technicians" However Scientocracy faded to obscurity in modern days, due to the rising popularity of Technocracy

Personality
He is very inelegant and nerdy, sometimes he acts mean, but it's mostly to other Polcompballs that don't understand science. He is the stereotypical scientist or geeky kid at school. He likes to put research into things.

How to Draw

 * 1) Draw a ball,
 * 2) Color the ball white (#FFFFFF),
 * 3) Draw a blue (#00FFFF) fluid,
 * 4) Draw outline of a laboratory flask,
 * 5) Draw eyes and you're done!

Friends (THE SCIENCE TEAM)

 * [[File:Technocracy.png]] Technocracy - My Brother, he is a good administrator, but he stole all of my fame!
 * [[File:Transh.png]] Transhumanism - He will help us to evolve and improve the human race.
 * [[File:Envi.png]] Environmentalism - She will help us to reduce carbon emissions and protect the environment.
 * [[File:Cybercr.png]] Cyberocracy - Also supports the rule of information, how neat!
 * [[File:Merit.png]] Meritocracy - He has talent, and puts effort into political research.
 * [[File:Nooc.png]] Noocracy - My beloved father, thought me that smart people should rule this world.

Frenemies

 * [[File:Radcent.png]] Radical Centrism - I agree that some parts of ideologies are good and all, but did you do your research?
 * [[File:Farm.png]] Agrarianism - Agriculturalisim IS a science after all, but he is too backwards.
 * [[File:Prim.png]] Primalism - An endangered species, must be protected at all costs.
 * [[File:Neolud.png]] Neoluddism - The industrial revolution is bad and all, but we can fix what we did wrong.
 * [[File:Indust.png]] Industrialism - He is way too backwards, but helped me to become possible.
 * [[File:Arist.png]] Aristocracy - My grandfather, who layed the foundation for me, but he is not qualified to rule.
 * [[File:Anrad.png]] Anti-Radicalism - You have great ideas, however you aren't doing any research on your own ideas.
 * [[File:Apolit.png]] Apoliticism - STOP GRILLING, START RESEARCHING
 * [[File:Posadist.png]]Posadism - While I understand enthusiasm for science, the other aspects are a bit too extreme.

Enemies

 * [[File:Kak.png]] Kakistocracy - The worst of all, you have a lot to learn.
 * [[File:Neotech.png]] Technoliberalism - Why does my brother have a child with [[File:Lib.png]] Kakistocracy wearing a costume?
 * [[File:Dem.png]] Democracy - Why do we have to choose? Why not put research into it?
 * [[File:Liqdem.png]] Liquid Democracy - So what's next? Gas Democracy? Plasma Democracy? Boeing-Einstein Condensate Democracy?
 * All Quadrant Ideologies - How many costumes does Kakistocracy have?

Texts

 * Unscientific America: How Scientific Illiteracy Threatens Our Future by Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum
 * Scientocracy Policy Making Reflects Human Nature by Peter A. Ubel
 * Pursuit of science, New social factors by B. Boudreau
 * Hugo Gernsback and the Century of Science Fiction by Gary Westfahl
 * Scientocracy: The Tangled Web of Public Science and Public Policy by Patrick J. Michaels and Terence Kealey

Wikipedia

 * Scientocracy