Science cuts may close WA LIGO observatory that confirmed theory of relativity

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animitronix · 14h ago

Typical, Trump loves to wreck things that are too complex for him to understand

frogperson · 14h ago

I hate that selfish, short sighted, miserable man, and everything he stands for.

CamperBob2 · 13h ago

Hating Trump himself is relatively pointless. I hate the fact that Trump is only a symptom of a deeper disease, one that wouldn't diminish in the slightest if he were to vanish tomorrow.

But what can any of us do...

trealira · 11h ago

>Hating Trump himself is relatively pointless. I hate the fact that Trump is only a symptom of a deeper disease, one that wouldn't diminish in the slightest if he were to vanish tomorrow.

Yep, it's not just Trump, but the conservative party and the voters that empower him. In this instance, they aren't cutting funding to scientific institutions just because Trump wants it, but because their base wants it and loves it.

AtomicByte · 12h ago

That's honestly disgusting. It shocks me how can people be so ignorant.

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Science cuts may close WA LIGO observatory that confirmed theory of relativity

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