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![]() Eric Swanson wrote: In article .com, says... Roger Coppock wrote: I just finished reading the decision. It is a TOTAL victory for science over pseudo-science. Long about page 60 it even says that science must consider only natural, and not supernatural, explanations. (DUH!) This will surely be applied to the Kansas state school board, which has tried to redefine science to include the supernatural. This decision is that it is not the result of an "activist judge." This decision is based totally on president, not activism. NOW, if we can only get the fossil fool pseudo scientists into court! You forget what rules the Supreme court these days! So, will the new, more conservative Supreme Court rule that teaching religion in public schools is constitutional, or will they rule that science is a form of religion and thus should NOT be taught in public schools?? Given that the Orientals are already producing an order of magnitude more engineers and scientists than the U.S., that last option would sink U.S. science. That was duscussed on Book TV Last week by Richard Florida! He said such as Intelligent design is creating and environment that is not conducive to keeping Grad studens in the US! They are returning to Such as India and South Korea to further their careers! The US Grad schools are dependent on foreign students anymore since we don't produce the students to fill them anymore! ------------------------ On Sunday, December 18 at 12:00 pm The Flight of the Creative Class: The New Global Competition for Talent Richard Florida Description: Economics professor Richard Florida writes that America needs to facilitate the emigration of talented artists, scientists, doctors, and other industry-leading thinkers so that their talents are realized in America, as opposed to countries abroad. This is the topic of his new book, "The Flight of the Creative Class: The New Global Competition for Talent." In it, the author makes the case that shifting societal values, the rising costs of urban living throughout America, and the enthusiasm displayed by those countries eager to foster a creative environment for the talented, have changed America's role in the global competition for talent. Author Bio: Richard Florida is also the author of "Rise of the Creative Class," Washington Monthly's 2002 political book of the year. He is currently a public policy professor at George Mason University and a Senior Fellow with the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC. Publisher: HarperCollins 10 E 53 Street, 20th Floor New York, NY 10022 If science is a religion, can I claim to be a preacher and call my house a "temple of science" and then stop paying property taxes, like a Christian Church? I'd like to participate in all those other non-profit benifits, just like the Baptists and the Catholics. This could get fun, unless the Fundi's go on a "Sci-witch hunt" rampage. Why not? Don't we have the "Church of Scientology"? -- Eric Swanson --- E-mail address: e_swanson(at)skybest.com :-) -------------------------------------------------------------- |
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