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wtmusic

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3. Probably both.

Reply to txlibdem (Reply #2)

Mon Jan 23, 2012, 10:39 AM

Jan 2012

Some of the comments after the Forbes article give the impression that readers want to believe it's all politics, a manipulation by Big Government.

The Randians who can understand science are being forced to re-examine their beliefs.

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Probably both. wtmusic Jan 2012 #3

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