it is not -- the crucial point u want to make is it is not unscientific to say this.his. the fear that there is something unscientific about saying thistg is tantamount to our saying tha we know absolutely nothing about human well-being. it is identical to saying, we have 150 years of brain sciencee and psychology and sociology be behind us. we have made real gains in the treatment of women. wom maybe blowing up shiaso but m processions and mothers and doctors, maybe that is as it asm anything we have come up with. okay. well, i have too many. for a moment it lets you getssld the seesnse that i am merely a focused on the problem of thef slump. i want to say that the betwonnection between religion and the real details of humann d and animal well-being is obvioun in many other things. for instance, the catholicr way. church simply is more concerned atout stoppingt contraception an this moment and stopping thean rate of children. that is a fact based on thea level of its stock in and actions in the world. it's more concerned about came marriage in genocide. this is a diaboli

and the crucial point i want to make is it is not unscientific to say this. the fear that there is something i unscientific about saying this is tantamount to are saying that we know absolutely nothing about human well-being. it's identical to saying, we have 150 years of her in science and psychology and behind us and we've made some real gains in the treatment of women in our society, but maybe blowing up shia professions and blowing up mothers in the.drinks, maybe that's as good as everything we've come up with. okay, well i have to many slides. for a moment, was to get the at the the sense that merely focus on the problem of islam, i want to say that the disconnection between religion and the real details of animal and human well-being as office and many other ways. so for instance, the catholic church assembly is working there and about stopping contraception at this moment than stopping a the rape of children. it's more concerned about gay marriage. this is a diabolical set of priorities. and what i would suggest to you at the moment you link questions

like the number of nodes about laureates on the university board or the number of publications unscientific jools with the moscow state university schooling food isn't a flexible and objective system of brain gain if russian graduates are welcome to do post-graduate research in major european and american universities the system of higher education in russia cannot be that bad. well as far as i understand these so-called citation index and you me you you mentioned it before is the main instrument to measure the cheeseman scientists does it make english i mean the english language a key to to to success in the world recognition yes it does without any question english is the world language of science today most scientific research is published in journals which are published in english and largely in the united states and the u.k. australia. canada to some extent and so it definitely does privilege and maybe a little bit unjustifiably so those journal those countries would use english as their first language however the fact is in the world english is the language of science and internationa

it is a very unscientific study. previous research has indicated that smokers are at a greater risk of hearing loss. what? >> therefore secondhand smoke. that's where they are jumping. bill, did you hear anything during this segment? >> a little bit. but that's just from the wax. i think the problem here is getting back to what you were talking about, even seems to be suffering from a little bit of secondhand awesome. i get why they are upset. why would you like secondhand fun when the person next to you is having firsthand fun? this is why all of americans have to take up smoking again so we can once again be a flavor country. >> have i two things to say, the conclusion of the study. further research is required. so this is all about grant money and about making moip. number two, the smoking ban which is based on secondhand smoke science was wrong. the people that went to restaurants and bars didn't care. they enjoyed smoking in bars. they caused the restaurants and bars to close because people would go stand outsid

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across the nation are thinking about what's going on in our country, according to this -- to this unscientific more than half of d.c. elites, quote, they judge that by education and by salary, say that the message that americans were sending in the midterms really was that they disapproved of washington as a whole rather than any referendum on democrats or the president, according to those folks. let's bring in doug schoen, run thank polling group, he's not affiliated with it anymore, he was a pollster to bill clinton and is a fox news crib to, also brad blakeman is with us, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. always good to see both of you. >> good morning. martha: doug, any surprise? basically the content of this survey shows that washington elites don't think much of the midterm elections, the tea party, or sarah palin, basically. >> well, and i think that this is proof positive that washington elites are absolutely out of touch, because the midterm elections were a repudiation of the democratic party and the administration, they were a ratification of much if not all of wh