Science Leader Hopes Donald Trump Starts Respecting Facts

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A Donald Trump administration cannot simply wish away inconvenient facts such as ongoing climate change and must accept scientific conclusions, the head of a top scientific organization said Thursday.

In an unusually frank and plainly worded commentary, the CEO of the American Association for the Advancement of Science said he was worried about federal funding for scientific research but also worried about the new political atmosphere after the November 8 election results.
"This election is said to have been about rejecting the political establishment. We cannot let that mean rejecting established facts," Rush Holt, a physicist and former Democratic representative for New Jersey, wrote in a commentary in his organization's flagship journal, Science.

"We hope that President Trump will be more grounded in specific facts than was candidate Trump and pay more attention to the process of careful, open vetting of hypotheses and claims," Holt added.

We all know the reaction to the "non'scientific" crowd and this is it.
Ignore facts.
 
A Donald Trump administration cannot simply wish away inconvenient facts such as ongoing climate change and must accept scientific conclusions, the head of a top scientific organization said Thursday.

In an unusually frank and plainly worded commentary, the CEO of the American Association for the Advancement of Science said he was worried about federal funding for scientific research but also worried about the new political atmosphere after the November 8 election results.
"This election is said to have been about rejecting the political establishment. We cannot let that mean rejecting established facts," Rush Holt, a physicist and former Democratic representative for New Jersey, wrote in a commentary in his organization's flagship journal, Science.

"We hope that President Trump will be more grounded in specific facts than was candidate Trump and pay more attention to the process of careful, open vetting of hypotheses and claims," Holt added.

We all know the reaction to the "non'scientific" crowd and this is it.
Ignore facts.
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A Donald Trump administration cannot simply wish away inconvenient facts such as ongoing climate change and must accept scientific conclusions, the head of a top scientific organization said Thursday.

In an unusually frank and plainly worded commentary, the CEO of the American Association for the Advancement of Science said he was worried about federal funding for scientific research but also worried about the new political atmosphere after the November 8 election results.
"This election is said to have been about rejecting the political establishment. We cannot let that mean rejecting established facts," Rush Holt, a physicist and former Democratic representative for New Jersey, wrote in a commentary in his organization's flagship journal, Science.

"We hope that President Trump will be more grounded in specific facts than was candidate Trump and pay more attention to the process of careful, open vetting of hypotheses and claims," Holt added.

We all know the reaction to the "non'scientific" crowd and this is it.
Ignore facts.


Science Pope Hopes Donald Trump Starts Respects the AGW cult

There I fixed your title, you're welcome


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A Donald Trump administration cannot simply wish away inconvenient facts such as ongoing climate change and must accept scientific conclusions, the head of a top scientific organization said Thursday.

Maybe they could strike a deal? If Trump agrees to recognize climate change, the APA could agree to recognize that males wanting their dicks chopped off will never actually be females...and that kids do better in marriage (created for them in the first place) with both a mom and dad.

Sound fair? I mean if we're pushing actual real truth and facts, we might as well spread a broad blanket, no?
 
You are willing to risk it all because of your ignorance,
You didn't fix anything, you reiterated your ignorance.


A Donald Trump administration cannot simply wish away inconvenient facts such as ongoing climate change and must accept scientific conclusions, the head of a top scientific organization said Thursday.

In an unusually frank and plainly worded commentary, the CEO of the American Association for the Advancement of Science said he was worried about federal funding for scientific research but also worried about the new political atmosphere after the November 8 election results.
"This election is said to have been about rejecting the political establishment. We cannot let that mean rejecting established facts," Rush Holt, a physicist and former Democratic representative for New Jersey, wrote in a commentary in his organization's flagship journal, Science.

"We hope that President Trump will be more grounded in specific facts than was candidate Trump and pay more attention to the process of careful, open vetting of hypotheses and claims," Holt added.

We all know the reaction to the "non'scientific" crowd and this is it.
Ignore facts.


Science Pope Hopes Donald Trump Starts Respects the AGW cult

There I fixed your title, you're welcome


.
 
You listen to much to the right wingers that change the statements to fit what they want you to believe.
It has always been climate change.
Sorry it doesn't fit into your vernacular.


Would that be the facts on global cooling, global warming, or climate change? Just wondering as the name changes ever time the weather pattern no longer supports it.
 

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