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Martin68

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6. I believe science will survive, although perhaps less well-funded, in spite of Trump. What drives science is, as you

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 11:58 AM

Mar 2026

so nicely illustrated, is curiosity and the drive to answer questions. When the Democrats regain control on of their first priorities will be to restore funding for research.

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I believe science will survive, although perhaps less well-funded, in spite of Trump. What drives science is, as you Martin68 Mar 2026 #6

Science itself will survive; the question is where will it survive. NNadir Mar 2026 #7