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*quality
You might want to check your power pellets -- some folks got charged the point, even though their quality/promote didn't take.
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Oh for fuck's sake...
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*quality
http://lcv.org/scorecard/
It scores congressmen by their votes on environmental issues. It wouldn't surprise me if something existed for generic scientific issues. If you find one, let me know.
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We're getting to the point that we really need to have congress members and candidates tested on their knowledge of and/or ability to understand science. These people shape our policy and impact the trajectory of society as a whole and to have individuals that wouldn't understand a seventh grade science quiz (let alone pass it) in these positions is as irresponsible as it is misguided.
I certainly would be in favor of some sort of science-savvy rating for congressional members (all public officials frankly) to help guide decision-making come election time.
Is there such a thing already?
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Eugenics?
For myself, I'd encourage more redneck experiments - then the problem takes care of itself...