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Scientism and territoriality have been a thing for hundreds of years.
I personally have more of a problem with the tone and attitude of popular science, science reporting, and entry level science writing of the past 30 years because it became too jocular and juvenile ("gee golly isn't science so weird and cool?"). I wish people would return to the more dignified and straightforward tone that was more common before. Feynman, Sagan, and others had a lot to do with that shift.

>>15891721
No, that's 100 days lived as a sheep. Now, we are lions who live 10 days undergoing a metamorphosis into long-lived sheep, and the buffoons ITT couldn't be gladder. Have fun with your dystopias tranny-humanists!

>>15883246
My point still stands.

>>15883282
He's referring to asexual vs sexual reproduction, though it was poorly said. He phrased it as "sexual vs cloning reproduction."

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And next someone will misuse my name