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Tom Cruise plays the Washington, DC pre-crime chief, John Anderton, who runs the investigators who rely on 3 scientifically engineered beings who can see murders before they happen.
Yes it isn't technically the best, nor is it scientifically plausible.
The plot makes virtually zero sense and half of it (the Shield) is both scientifically impossible AND utterly unnecessary.
Factually and scientifically inaccurate melodrama mawkishness.
Scientifically absolute nonsense.
We need scientifically literate politicians adept at evidence-based critical thinking to translate these findings and recommendations into policy and international agreements.
To be sure, some of these deniers are simply scientifically ignorant, having been failed by the poor quality of science education in America.
Indeed, making lists of behaviors, applying medical-sounding labels to people who manifest them, and then using the presence of those behaviors to prove that a person has the illness in question is scientifically meaningless.
The WHO’s dubious decisions demonstrate that its officials are either too rigid or incompetent (or both) to make necessary adjustments to the pandemic warning system – which is what we have come to expect from an organization that is scientifically challenged, self-important, and unaccountable.
In emerging economies in particular, there is a strong need for experimental interventions to collect data so that we can move to more scientifically based policymaking.
Although Max von Laue, Walter Friedrich, and Paul Knipping had discovered the diffraction of X-rays by crystals, it was Lawrence Bragg who understood how it could be exploited scientifically.
Ever since psychiatry emerged as an independent field of medicine, it has stood in the shadows of other specialties, never progressing scientifically as fast as neurology, oncology, or cardiology.
Yet psychiatry continues to inhabit medicine's netherworld - within the mainstream clinically, outside it scientifically.
Look at the UN human development report for 1998 which provides a few glaring statistics on the inequality in the human condition economically which may provide the basis for a greater inequality scientifically.
In the future, the EU will have to approach climate change primarily as a matter of politics, rather than in terms of scientifically defined objectives.
The fallacy in the anti-abortion argument lies in the shift from the scientifically accurate claim that the fetus is a living individual of the species Homo sapiens to the ethical claim that the fetus therefore has the same right to life as any other human being.
Although the needs of krill-dependent species were previously considered for large areas of the Southern Ocean, the CCAMLR must still scientifically subdivide the overall catch limit into smaller units.
It is high time that the IMF approach its mission scientifically and recognize that it is on the wrong track in Argentina.
The process the IARC uses in coming to conclusions is not only scientifically wrong; it is harmful.
If the world also is to deploy all available means to combat climate change, emissions of all substances that contribute to it must be scientifically evaluated and urgently addressed.
Scientists must follow a path that is not scientifically predefined, and that requires decisions at every step.
In other words, we have committed ourselves to working together to confront this challenge, and our work so far has been extremely promising: we supported the Climate Change Act; we helped set strong, scientifically robust targets for carbon reduction; and we have supported each successive Carbon Budget up to the latest, fourth installment.
"It means to look at things scientifically and behave scientifically--which has nothing to do with hostility to religion.
One lesson is the crucial importance of using scientifically rigorous investigation of new programs – rather than populist rhetoric, religious moralizing, and urban myth – to guide policymaking.
For example, by planting scientifically engineered crops that grow faster, farmers can harvest them before, say, cyclone season, which will become increasingly violent as global temperatures rise.
Of course, more important, scientifically, are the long-term trends.
Rather than creating a uniform, predictable, and scientifically sound framework for effectively managing legitimate risks, the bio-safety protocol establishes an ill-defined global regulatory process that permits overly risk-averse, incompetent, or corrupt regulators to hide behind the precautionary principle in delaying or deferring approvals.
The individuals involved in this campaign are not only scientifically uninformed, but show absolutely no interest in becoming better informed.
The report was as scathing as it was scientifically clear.
It is vital to remove non-tariff barriers, such as localized rules and restrictions not based on scientifically legitimate safety or health concerns, despite political pressure to maintain or tighten them.
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