← Back to context Comment by zvmaz 1 day ago What's the political leaning of this movement? Isn't this what's important? 6 comments zvmaz Reply hedora 20 hours ago I'd hope they will attempt to establish evidence-based policies.That's so radical these days that it is not on any political spectrum. zvmaz 16 hours ago I agree, but there needs to be a moral (political?) framework. What are we trying to achieve morally? And that's separate from science I think. pattt 13 hours ago That’s true. You can’t just build the government based on economic efficiency. wyre 8 hours ago They are trying to achieve non-corruption. It was the leading message of the Student List ninalanyon 1 day ago Is it? What does that one dimensional measure even mean in today's world? zvmaz 21 hours ago It's not a one dimensional measure, whereas academic status is.
hedora 20 hours ago I'd hope they will attempt to establish evidence-based policies.That's so radical these days that it is not on any political spectrum. zvmaz 16 hours ago I agree, but there needs to be a moral (political?) framework. What are we trying to achieve morally? And that's separate from science I think. pattt 13 hours ago That’s true. You can’t just build the government based on economic efficiency. wyre 8 hours ago They are trying to achieve non-corruption. It was the leading message of the Student List
zvmaz 16 hours ago I agree, but there needs to be a moral (political?) framework. What are we trying to achieve morally? And that's separate from science I think. pattt 13 hours ago That’s true. You can’t just build the government based on economic efficiency. wyre 8 hours ago They are trying to achieve non-corruption. It was the leading message of the Student List
wyre 8 hours ago They are trying to achieve non-corruption. It was the leading message of the Student List
ninalanyon 1 day ago Is it? What does that one dimensional measure even mean in today's world? zvmaz 21 hours ago It's not a one dimensional measure, whereas academic status is.
I'd hope they will attempt to establish evidence-based policies.
That's so radical these days that it is not on any political spectrum.
I agree, but there needs to be a moral (political?) framework. What are we trying to achieve morally? And that's separate from science I think.
That’s true. You can’t just build the government based on economic efficiency.
They are trying to achieve non-corruption. It was the leading message of the Student List
Is it? What does that one dimensional measure even mean in today's world?
It's not a one dimensional measure, whereas academic status is.