  In this ``Letter'', I do introduce my point of view about the role of science
in the development and organization of our societies, emphasizing that science
is too far from our societies. In Brazil we follow a way similarly to that of
USA and France concerning this phenomenon, marked by the lack of participation
of our academies and scientific community in politics and economy, i.e. we can
see that strategic decisions are been hold by only electoral bias and, when
there is the presence of academic science, usually it is restricted to the
fields of economical, political and social sciences. I conclude that the
strategic planning of a country, or of the planet as a whole, needs that
academy stay close of society, been this one necessary both not enough
condition to the proper functioning of any democracy. In the Brazil case more
specifically, I propose that this political change in our academies begin by
one profound thought about the Brazilian Science with a consequent refoundation
of the CNPQ (Nacional Council for Science and Technology development).
