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Power-hungry pollies seize science for twisted ends

We would be immeasurably better off if just one journalist in a hundred could distinguish science from non-science. Sadly, that's not so. That's to all our cost.
 
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Fri, 12 Jun 2015

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After private property the scientific method is the human mind’s greatest product.

Notice I wrote method. Science is not an institution, title or

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