Rationalist Satire

Jesse Walker | 2.13.2003 12:06 PM

In the long history of guerilla theater, this may be the first time someone's satirized empiricism.

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Madog 23 years ago

Why do research to back your claim when you can make emotional attacks on the basis of scientific thought with much less effort?

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