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Originally Posted by Craig
That is fairly disappointing, but I guess being superstitious doesn't disqualify someone from teaching thermodynamics 101. I also suspect that this is mainly a U.S. phenomenon at this point. I guess I could do my job as an engineer if I believed in a magic invisible man in the sky. 
I was thinking more in terms of people performing basic scientific research. I find it harder to believe that someone investigating the initial conditions of the universe or the human genome could also hold fundamentalist beliefs. |
I guess I agree to a point but I would have a hard time buying a airplane from an aerospace engineer who did not believe flight was possible. I mining engineer who does not understand the fundamentals of how the earth was created is a bit to 'weird' for me.
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