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No, I'm sorry, you're missing the point of the article. One of those places had politicians using more economic and political considerations leading to their ch
by NotSammyHagar 6y ago
No, I'm sorry, you're missing the point of the article. One of those places had politicians using more economic and political considerations leading to their choices. Seattle has those forces but generally acceded to the guidance of scientists.
- steve76 6y agoA serious approach to science starts with study, likely decades. If politicians are serious about science, why did they study law or business and not science? Provoking people with the label "hostile to science" helps no one, especially during a crisis where 2 million people still could die horribly. Political and economic forces start wars which easily kill millions. And concerning "hostile to science", is science: > "I have the cure!" "Bah! Science!!! Get it away from me!" or > "Science says you are to die today. First, give all your money to me, a rich guy."