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In reply to the discussion: For only the 2nd time in our 179-year history, editors of Scientific American are endorsing a candidate for president [View all]Nasruddin
(830 posts)44. Been there and lived that
Very strong Republican element in scientific/engineering circles - been that way
since they were in high school. I went to school with them, I went to university with them,
& I went to work myself in a national lab and in industry with them. They are out there
and still alive and voting.
It was probably even more true before my time.
It's possible the youngest generation is more left-leaning.
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For only the 2nd time in our 179-year history, editors of Scientific American are endorsing a candidate for president [View all]
Dennis Donovan
Sep 16
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Because science matters! It's something we all take for granted, but without it, we'd all be worse off and
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Sep 16
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