I know, the Bush administration is history. So, I've argued, is the "Republican war on science."
But if you never yet got a copy of the book of the same name, now's the time--Amazon is selling the paperback, new, for $ 4.99.
I don't usually hawk my wares like this, but that's damn cheap.
More like this
Duh! That's Obvious, Edition
Take a look at this mastodon skeleton:
Some people just have too much money and too much time on their hands. I mean, why on earth would you do this after purchasing an iPhone, the cheapest of which is $499?
I haven't bought myself an iPad yet, but I'll probably do it before heading off on vacation in August. By that time it will have passed its shakedown phase and we'll know the best and worst. But from what I see and hear it looks pretty good, especially if you travel a lot.
LOL ok time for a sequel. Global warming would be a good topic.
Isn't the sequel going to be The Democrat War on Theology?
I already have a copy, but thanks
Chris,
Thank you for the bargain announcement.
While I wait for my copy of the book
to arrive, does it include ideas on how
"science" can have better press?
Additionally, the anti-intellectualism
you mention in the book seems just as
much on the rise.
Even in the highly panned movie "American
Carol", the suggestion that professors
are nothing more than drugged out hippies
trying to bring back the 60s or that being
educated means "hating" America.
What do you think it will take for there
to be a new Renaissance?
Warmly,
Paulie Sabol
Chris --
You may be able to write that sequel Bob O'H proposes sooner than you think:
http://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/prometheus/can-someone-point-to-the-s…
JHA