In “Texas Censors Science” (Common Dreams, November 5, 2011), Christopher Brauchli informs us, irony-free,
Just when you think that science may have a fighting chance in Texas, its governor’s protestations to the contrary notwithstanding, something comes along to suggest, once again, that science may be happier finding a home in a different state.
Interesting because life sciences firms seem to be starting up in Austin at a fair clip. Why aren’t they leaving the state?
Why don’t they take the local Darwin lobby’s concerns as seriously as Mr. Brauchli does?
Like, why aren’t these people’s issues the key decider?
The fact that this is one of their issues wouldn’t have anything to do with that, right?
Added: Some say Texas is a magnet for jobs in general
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