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Why? If they instead move to EU, that's a win for EU.
by zerof1l 8mo ago
Why? If they instead move to EU, that's a win for EU.
- ixtli 8mo ago[flagged]
- Sharlin 8mo agoGP’s point is that because being anti-science is on the rise.
- hsuduebc2 8mo agoIt is good for EU but I belive he was pointing to these hurr durr emigrants bad people. Usually the same people which conveniently always forget that they probalby come as much poorer people than these ones.
- SJC_Hacker 8mo agoScientists tell people things they don't want to hear
- groundzeros2015 8mo agoThat’s an odd description
- jandrese 8mo agoDepends if your career depends on some facts not being true. Scientists can seem like a threat to you specifically if for example you need Climate Change to not be real. The last thing you would want is someone bringing evidence and analysis to that reality.
- groundzeros2015 8mo ago> for example you need Climate Change to not be real Isn’t this the consensus of the major world powers? Is that what these lost PhD students were studying?
- ryoshoe 8mo agoMajor world powers generally agree on the reality of climate change, the disagreement is on how to address it
- Braxton1980 8mo agoYou know he means some US citizens who are anti- intellectual due to a combination of insecurities and propaganda by the Republican party
- esalman 8mo agoBecause academia and University research is broken at best and leftist breeding ground at worst /s
- ActorNightly 8mo agoEU unfortunately doesn't have the economic investment in education like US for a lot to justify the move.