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15. Republicans don't believe in science.

Reply to still_one (Reply #5)

Mon Nov 10, 2014, 10:13 PM

Nov 2014

Ted Cruz, chair of the Senate Science Subcommittee? Oh wait, it's true?

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CERN may not have discovered elusive Higgs Boson [View all] n2doc Nov 2014 OP

I bet the term paper's due tomorrow shenmue Nov 2014 #1

but they did get peanut butter in my chocolate Adenoid_Hynkel Nov 2014 #2

Be careful what you wish for QED Nov 2014 #14

Shyamalan twist: Scootaloo Nov 2014 #3

I thought CERN reported its discovery last year also. still_one Nov 2014 #4

Republicans voted down the super collider, another path for the U.S. to be left behind still_one Nov 2014 #5

probably for the better-- lastlib Nov 2014 #11

Republicans don't believe in science. QED Nov 2014 #15

You are right still_one Nov 2014 #16

I wasn't convinced they found it when they claimed to either. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague Nov 2014 #8

Oh boy! Where to start... longship Nov 2014 #9

Maybe it was really just GOD playing tricks! JDDavis Nov 2014 #7

I propose this name: The Heartbreak Particle. nt SDjack Nov 2014 #10

Isn't that the way it is... defacto7 Nov 2014 #12

Apparently, the TC hypothesis is not excluded by CERN Higgs data.... xocet Nov 2014 #13

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