Since I stopped working on theory since a few days, my first choice story is not a specific neuro-scientific one. But I am proudly slow-reading a so far beautiful book named "Objectivity". In this book the authors describe the history of scientific objectivity. In the preface the authors state, that working on the history of scientific objectivity made them see, that at it's heart lie "ways of seeing that are at once social, epistemological and ethical".
Please allow to repeat in student-bullets: Main components of(History of) Scientific Objectivity are Ways of Seeing [that are at once] Social, Epistemological and Ethical.
Daston and Galison, 2007
