Cosmos
Cosmos
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"As we face an all-out assault on science and the principles that inform it — a dogma-driven, results-focused culture of denial and institutionally reinforced ignorance, as we strip science curricula from schools and research funding from budgets — we need Cosmos more than ever. Carl Sagan’s Spaceship of the Imagination isn’t just a convenient metaphor. It’s an ark, whose trajectory has the potential to change the course of our culture, and, possibly, our future."
- delusional much? this is so US centric, assault on science, wtf?GeorgesIV
- I haven't actually witnessed it myself, since i've been out of school for many years, but I know it's happeningmonospaced
- but there's nothing wrong with promoting science in the face of opposition, regardless of where it comes frommonospaced
- I wouldn't call her delusional, but yes it is a US centric perspective.monospaced
- they're talking about the religious, and yes they creep on science all the live-long daydoesnotexist