"THE “BEST PERFORMANCE IN CALLING FOR SCIENTIFICALLY BASED RESEARCH AND THEN SUPPRESSING SCIENTIFICALLY BASED RESEARCH” AWARD: GEORGE W. BUSH AND THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION."
L'article (du 6 janv 2005) pose une question intéressante:
"Is science a disinterested effort to find out what the world is really like…or is science simply a tool that we use to promote a certain point of view that we have and if the evidence supports us, great, and if not we squelch it or we don’t put it on the web, or don’t even find that kind of thing?"
On remarquera que l'administration Bush offre des réponses à des questions de fonds similaires à celles de certains zozos:
"When Bush’s White House science adviser, John H. Marburger, III, defended the administration, Harvard’s Howard Gardner said, “It’s kind of pathetic to hear Dr. Marburger try to refute 85 different accusations saying in each case, ‘You have to know the details.’"
Ca fait don'ben parapsychologue ça: faut connaître le "dossier complet" pour savoir la "réponse"

Jean-François