Benjamin Franklin, Civic Scientist
Guinnessy writes "Neal Lane, the ex-science advisor to President Clinton, has written an article in Physics Today magazine, that explains why he thinks Benjamin Franklin, was an early American prototype of a civic scientist, i.e. someone who would 'probably address many of today's concerns with wisdom, practicality, and a deep sense of civic responsibility.' Ironically the same issue has an example of a modern day civic scientist, a profile of Richard Meserve, a physicist who became a lawyer. Interesting stuff."
"There should me no comma before *either* 'that' or 'was an early'."
Um, yeah. That should say "There should be..." in the last sentence. Figures it's a grammar post that I make a typo in...
There should me no comma before *either* 'that' or 'was an early'.
;)
Curse of the Grammer Nazis, dude. Get used to it. The Karma police will be along shortly.
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That is horrible. There's only one thing to say at a time like this - GO GET EM TIGER! ROY IS ON TEH SPOKE!!!~`1
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I've also heard that he fucked young boys, and was involved with infamous rake's clubs while in England. However, are these charges real, or just an urban legend?
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