Latour is introduced by professor of physics Wilson Poon, who publicly confesses to being a great admirer of Latour's work. Latour, thinly veiling how tired he is of the "Science Wars," thanks him for the "rare confession": "I don't have many friends among physicists." Poon contributes to a course at the University of Edinburgh on the relationship between Science and Religion, a favorite inter-disciplinary topic of my own.
Take some time to read some Bruno Latour. You will be glad that you did even if you disagree with him.
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