That citizens have to preserve scientific facts and protect them from the man you voted for?
Thomas Cahill, argued in 'How the Irish saved Civilization' that the Irish Clergy were largely responsible for preserving the knowledge of the Roman empire after it's fall- because they labored to copy down all the texts and preserve them for future generations.
Welcome to the dark ages that you did your part to usher in...
Now the demon haunted world comes into power: Vaccines cause autism, evolution is a lie from the pits of hell, the pyramids were built to store grain, contraception doesn't work, global warming is a Chinese hoax, sick and poor people are sick and poor due to their moral failings... all this has found voice in this administration- and all at a time when understanding of scientific issues is more important than ever before when making policy.
Space/Science » in reply to "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."
Does it not bother you, even just a little bit...
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- Oh, BTW, TB -- Ministry of Truth Update.
- "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."
- Does it not bother you, even just a little bit...
- The Irish? Is that the official version now?
- I was careful to say that was Cahill's argument...
- The Irish? Is that the official version now?
- Thanks, TB, ...but...I think I've already found everything I needed.
- Does it not bother you, even just a little bit...
- "The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."