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David Ng is Director of the Advanced Molecular Biology Laboratory at the University of British Columbia - this is a just a fancier way of calling himself a science teacher.
Benjamin Cohen is an Asst. Professor of Science, Tech., and Society at the University of Virginia. He studies the place of S & T in environmental history, policy, and ethics. He also writes other stuff.
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Category: Humor stuff, and in the best of worlds, science humor stuff
Posted on: August 8, 2006 12:00 PM, by David Ng
Natural disasters figure prominently for both.
Neither necessarily follows international conventions.
In their own ways - doing their part to increase carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.
When they speak, it's kind of surreal.
I gather, both on the same page with this stem cell business.
Essentially kind of hard to explain rationally.
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Let me just add that this is one of my many (many) rejected pieces, and that I'm interested in whether there are other Bush vs Bush items that could be added to such a list.
Posted by: David Ng | August 8, 2006 1:03 PM
(was it the new Jess filter that caught you?)
Posted by: Benjamin Cohen | August 8, 2006 1:12 PM
No, I sent it straight to John - with the usual "good things to say, bad things to say" reply (the most useful kind of response really). Funny, but my favourites are 3 and 5, his were 4 and 6.
...Here, I thought of another one:
How's that for twee.
Posted by: David Ng | August 8, 2006 1:23 PM
* Both claim to speak on behalf of God.
* The burning bush turned Moses' staff into a snake, whereas many of Bush's staff are snakes.
Posted by: Alan M | August 8, 2006 1:27 PM
Too sciency? Nevermind.
Posted by: David Ng | August 8, 2006 1:32 PM