Enrico Pedimonti's "Fear of Science: From Creationism to Artificial Intelligence" delves into the pervasive apprehension surrounding scientific progress throughout history. The book meticulously traces this fear from its origins in religious dogma and challenges to established beliefs, particularly the conflict with creationist views, all the way to contemporary anxieties surrounding rapidly advancing fields like artificial intelligence. Pedimonti explores how societal discomfort with scientific breakthroughs manifests, examining the reasons behind resistance to new knowledge and technologies. He sheds light on the socio-cultural, philosophical, and ethical dimensions of this fear, urging readers to critically assess their perceptions of science and its impact on human civilization. This insightful analysis encourages a more informed and less fearful engagement with scientific discovery.