Tortuous tautologies trap Royal Society
The sickening display of political posturing we are now inured to. With special feature audio.
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The Royal Society of Isaac Newton, Adam Smith, Charles Darwin, Michael Faraday and James Clerk Maxwell has as its motto: Nullius in verba (“Take nobody’s word for it”).
The society explains its motto as “an expression of the determination of fellows to withstand the domination of authority and to
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Tortuous tautologies trap Royal Society
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