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AIP Probes Bush, Kerry On Science Issues

martensitic writes "Physics Today (the 50-year-old monthly publication of the American Institute of Physics) continues their election-year tradition with this special report, posing nine questions 'in an effort to get the candidates to specifically address questions of interest to the science community'. The 'sometimes direct and sometimes vague' written responses 'show fundamental differences on several key issues.'"

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  1. Bush's science positions by flyingsquid · · Score: 5, Funny

    Frankly, I hate to see the biased, left-wing liberal media make such a huge issue out of George W. Bush's support for the Geocentric Universe Hypothesis.

  2. Re:Science Is Not A Priority by DAldredge · · Score: 3, Funny

    Please let me know who I contact at the GOP to get an astro-turfing contract like yours.

    I can always use extra money. ;->

  3. Ahem by momerath2003 · · Score: 3, Funny
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    I had but a simple dream, to destroy all humans.
  4. Speaking of factchecks... by MillionthMonkey · · Score: 3, Funny

    Somewhat off topic...
    During the debate (a few hours ago) Cheney incorrectly referred people to factcheck.com instead of factcheck.org.

    It looks like the guy who registered "factcheck.com" was watching the debate. Check out where it redirects! BWAHAHAHAHA

  5. True or False by quintessent · · Score: 2, Funny

    * The Earth is less than 6,000 years old.
    * Dinosaur bones and the trillions of other fossils showing various evolving species throughout history were put there by God to challenge our faith that evolution is a Satanic principle.
    * Gay people don't exist, plus they don't deserve any rights in this Flag-loving nation of ours, unless of course they're lesbians who are willing to let me watch.
    * Global warming is helping to speed up the end times so we can get Jesus to come back sooner.

  6. Re:Nuclear, Energy, and Environment issues for Bus by Hard_Code · · Score: 3, Funny

    I am accelerating towards a brick wall but I'm not sure if the wall was constructed by humans, or whether I will be able to slow down enough to avoid it at all, so instead of cautiously deccelerating I'll just put my foot down and keep accelerating because lack of information justifies arbitrary action.

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    It's 10 PM. Do you know if you're un-American?