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	<title>Comments on: “Climate Change” is Becoming the “Climate Apocalypse” Around the World</title>
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		<title>By: Peter Shor</title>
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		<description>Peter Shor replies to questions from John Horgan ........

In my utopia, we would not have large amounts of money being spent to discredit science. The start of this anti-science movement seems to have been rooted in self-interest by large corporations, trying to convince people of things like &quot;tobacco doesn&#039;t cause cancer,&quot; &quot;coal doesn&#039;t cause global warming,&quot; &quot;DDT doesn&#039;t kill birds.&quot; 

But now, probably encouraged by creationism, it has spread to all of science. For example, the fact that there is widespread anti-science sentiment has let the anti-vaccination movement arise, which I don&#039;t believe has any large corporate sponsors and which most organized religions don&#039;t support; this movement is currently undoing some of the great success we have had towards eliminating disease.

Peter Shor is a mathematician and poet.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cross-check/quantum-computing-for-english-majors/</description>
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<p>In my utopia, we would not have large amounts of money being spent to discredit science. The start of this anti-science movement seems to have been rooted in self-interest by large corporations, trying to convince people of things like &#8220;tobacco doesn&#8217;t cause cancer,&#8221; &#8220;coal doesn&#8217;t cause global warming,&#8221; &#8220;DDT doesn&#8217;t kill birds.&#8221; </p>
<p>But now, probably encouraged by creationism, it has spread to all of science. For example, the fact that there is widespread anti-science sentiment has let the anti-vaccination movement arise, which I don&#8217;t believe has any large corporate sponsors and which most organized religions don&#8217;t support; this movement is currently undoing some of the great success we have had towards eliminating disease.</p>
<p>Peter Shor is a mathematician and poet.</p>
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