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Dear All, I'm sure that this is a heresy, but why should the Tax Payer (who is already saddled with negative equity, rising education costs, no job security...) pay for scientists to work on long-extinct groups of microfossils, or KT boundaries, or even Ammonites? Compared to a LOT of people out there, surely we have it pretty good? How many of us ever take our science to the guy who's paying for it...Joe Q. Public? Yours, Neale (Devil's Advocate at Large) >From Neale Monks' PowerBook, at... Department of Palaeontology, Natural History Museum, London, SW7 5BD Internet: N.Monks@nhm.ac.uk, Telephone: 0171-938-9007 "...now Nature is having the last laugh. The freaky stuff is turning out to be the mathematics of the natural world" from 'Arcadia', by Tom Stoppard
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