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In reply to the discussion: We live in a society exquisitely dependent ... [View all]reusrename
(1,716 posts)31. I sure do wish I could believe you, but I have little faith.
There are too many examples of the scientific community dropping the ball, big time.
NIST did not test for explosives at the WTC. Really? REALLY!
The scientists will not speak on the algorithmic vote swapping in the 2012 Republican primaries.
Clear and obvious conspiracies are deemed "miracles" by modern scientists. It's truly sad.
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Americans certainly don't have to know everything about science and technology but when...
BlueJazz
Sep 2013
#12
One of the best critiques of the average American's mentality I've read. Thanks!
Surya Gayatri
Sep 2013
#27
I think that's a terribly naive point of view that mirrors the excuses, and reasons, for slavery.
jtuck004
Sep 2013
#14
No, and the logical end isn''t to pose an outlandish and impossible answer, either.
jtuck004
Sep 2013
#35