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Peter Household - things that have interested me Thursday, April 27, 2017 Science placards around the world This placard from Boston is m y absolute favourite from the biggest science event in history, the global March for Science on 22nd April . And here are the runners-up:- In no. 2 place, Think while it's still legal . A similar thought prompted a Swedish placard in Stockholm: Våga Fråga! (the å's are pronounced like English "or"). It means "Dare to ask", nicely encapsulating the scientific enterprise - enquire, then follow the data wherever it leads. I must include I'm not a zoologist ...
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