The Scientific Community’s Voice in the November Election
James Knox Polk was the 11th President of the United States when the magazine “The Scientific American” was first published. Before this revered publication announced its support of Kamala Harris in her opposition to Donald Trump, it had maintained silence on political issues in all but one other case in their history.
Why speak up now? Trump is a climate denier, and is distinctly anti-science in most other regards.
Will this matter to his base? Of course not.
It would be interesting to know what percentage of U.S. voters are in synch with the meme here.
When Fox News agreed to pay $787 million to settle a defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting systems, one might have thought that the good old days of deliberate lying on the air had come to a close.
It’s been a while since I mentioned that Pope Francis is a fabulous humanitarian.
A reader sent me this, which was interesting because I was having the same thought.
The meme here came from a reader.
Which is a more effective tool for an absolute ruler to maintain power: force or deception?
The meme here comes from a reader. Two comments:
Here’s a water filtration product called “Cloud.”
At left is a photo of North Carolina “Moms for Liberty” chapter vice president, arrested for her involvement on January 6th.
