Saturday, 22 April 2017
quote [ Crowds massed in the US capital and around the world Saturday to support science and evidence-based research -- a protest partly fueled by opposition to President Donald Trump's threats of budget cuts to agencies funding scientists' work. ]
I'm not at all sure that marches like this do anything. At the very least it will introduce like minded people.
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Scikon Science News Aggregator Here is the hills look at this Scientists prepare to march on Trump
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bbqkink said @ 2:42am GMT on 23rd Apr
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Just put this down here...
About 100 scientists met in Washington, DC Thursday to learn how to win an election. Ahead of the March for Science Saturday, about 100 scientists met at American University in Washington, DC for a training session to learn how they can run for office to bring science, reason, and logical thinking back to politics. 'We're Totally Fucked': Scientists Explain Why They're Running for Office |
lilmookieesquire said @ 5:04am GMT on 23rd Apr
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I'm getting a bit sick of hearing "We don't want to come off as partisan". It is partisan. You have one party actively dismantling education and funding fake news and denying things like climate change. If it wasn't partisan, you wouldn't have to be marching.
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pleaides said @ 4:15am GMT on 23rd Apr
OMG u guys if all the scientists are all out busy marching WHO IS DOING THE SCIENCING
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Ankylosaur said @ 4:29am GMT on 23rd Apr
GEORGE SOROS!
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steele said @ 1:27pm GMT on 23rd Apr
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