Professor Fortun agrees with Neil deGrasse Tyson about many scientific and political issues, and their intersections, and at the same time argues that his definition of "science" is too abstract and universalizing, and conflates physics with all of science interprets NdGT$\text{'}$s cultural authority as partly a product of being an astrophysicist $($since Galileo, the most sciencey of scientists$)$ based on his hard$-$earned, trustworthy, expert anthropological perspective, believes that NdGT both represents and transmits a cultural bias toward thinking that "Science" provides absolute$,$ deterministic, either$/$or answers All of the above