[ SECRET POST #2896 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2896 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Science fiction

[(Anonymous)]

Too many scientists working on proving what we cannot do, and too few engineers working on what we could. Plus all the research money goes into genetically engineering organic products to be traceable or to the military and "intelligence" covert-surveillance community. There is nothing going into research into improving things.

Re: Science fiction

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that too much money is spent on GMO and military, but that's a fact of life. Humans are always going to be militant. Still there are thousands of scientists working to overcome climate change, potentially the greatest threat mankind has ever faced... so there's that.

Re: Science fiction

[(Anonymous)]

Just a shame that the religious right has demonized scientists and science so badly that no one trusts them or the science any more. We're told in church every sunday to just endure this world and not blaspheme by trying to fix it or to try and leave it for another. I hate that we've been sold suffering as some sort of moral virtue, and aspiration to change as a sin.

Re: Science fiction

[(Anonymous)]

I'm lucky in that Athiesm is the norm where I am, and our churches are a good deal more permissive and less hardline than yours are, from what you're saying. Sounds terrifying, anon.