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To me, he's sending a huge message that science is valued, not denied. And it's inspiring, which I think is one of the PM's jobs. So what's the reporter's next
by ourmandave 11y ago
To me, he's sending a huge message that science is valued, not denied. And it's inspiring, which I think is one of the PM's jobs.
So what's the reporter's next question? "When will Canada start dropping quantum bombs on ISIL?" =(
- rybosome 11y ago> To me, he's sending a huge message that science is valued I find it surreal that such a thing needs to be done, as if science has not proven its worth time and time again, but here we are.
- justratsinacoat 11y agoGiven his direct political predecessor's attitude toward things like funding experimental reactors, or funding NSERC, or funding basic research, any message that validates science is a good and probably necessary one.