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kob8778
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Maybe not all, just 94% of them from the numbers in the article.
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Quote: from kob8778 at 6:37 pm on July 12, 2009
 Maybe not all, just 94% of them from the numbers in the article.
I couldn't find that number associated with creationism anywhere in that article.
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Fuck them all.
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5:01 pm on July 12, 2009 | Joined: Sep. 2008 | Days Active: 318
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Quote: from Aimforthehead at 6:40 pm on July 12, 2009
Quote: from Elm at 6:19 pm on July 12, 2009
As a Republican scientist I find this post and the article LOLworthy.
And we all know how your science works, lol.
Hypothesis, test, test, test, test...etc, theory...(peer testing)....
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6:43 pm on July 12, 2009 | Joined: Dec. 2006 | Days Active: 415
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I lol'd
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Quote: from Stormblazer at 8:12 pm on July 12, 2009
Quote: from Elm at 7:19 pm on July 12, 2009
As a Republican scientist I find this post and the article LOLworthy.
No offense Elm, but there's a lot of anti-science fundies in the republican party. Yes, I know you're not one of them. But more and more, the people who aren't, the people who are more moderate or more intelligent, have been leaving the party. It's hardly a surprise that fewer scientists want to be associated with the GOP now, but I'd be surprised if there aren't a significant number of more conservative-oriented people in that group who simply don't identify as republican.
And I can say there are a lot of anti-science individuals in the democrat party as well. People who don't weigh evidence, people who abhor the idea of cost-benefit analysis and the like. That being said very few independents and a great deal less conservatives are republicans at the moment, and I really can't blame them.
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Quote: from Forever Angel at 2:32 pm on July 12, 2009
Quote: from jakelong at 3:23 pm on July 12, 2009
Oh so thats WHY republicans hate science...ok... 
Lol, you accept an unproven claim by some ignorant people?
No but apprently YOU do!
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Maybe most conservatives have more old fashioned "church, home, and community" dreams about what to do with their lives, dreams which don't require much more than a degree in the humanities or liberal arts.
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