Sheril Kirshenbaum on Nostr: The question isn't whether America can afford to invest in #science, but whether it ...
The question isn't whether America can afford to invest in #science, but whether it can afford not to.
US leaders seem to have forgotten innovation is the backbone of American success. If we want to maintain an advantage, we need policies that recognize science isn't an expense - it's our future.
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