Many of our nation’s first political leaders were also leading scientists in their day, conducting research, founding academies of scientific learning, and inventing new methods and technologies, some of which are still in use today.
Each Monday for the next three weeks we’ll be looking at a different founding father and asking, what might he have to say about the big science questions in politics today? To get us started we ask “what would Thomas Jefferson do,” or WWTJD, about climate, vaccines, and evolution?
Next week, George Washington and natural gas fracking.
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