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		<title>The Physical Sciences are the Cornerstone of Prosperity for the US Future</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>TNTlog from Cientifica: </p><p>The new US administration seems to be moving quickly, allowing the use of embryonic stem cells and Secretary of Energy, Steven Chu addressed all the national labs yesterday. A couple of the heartening points reported at CosmicVariance are The DOE is the principal supporter of physical sciences in the US, and the physical sciences are [...]</p>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>TNTlog from Cientifica: </p><p>The new US administration seems to be moving quickly, allowing the use of embryonic stem cells and Secretary of Energy, Steven Chu addressed all the national labs yesterday. A couple of the heartening points reported at <a href="http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/cosmicvariance/2009/01/22/steven-chu-addresses-the-national-labs/" target="_blank">CosmicVariance</a> are</p>
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<li>The DOE is the principal supporter of physical sciences in the US, and the physical sciences are the conernstone of prosperity for the US future.</li>
<li>Restimulation (is that a word?) of the economy is #1 on the priority list. DOE will get considerable funds in the stimulus package, not just to get the economy going but to provide a long term path for the US.</li>
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<p>The grand challenge that the DoE is setting in terms of sustainable energy is certainly laudable. Whether or not you believe in anthropogenic global warming or have any faith in the measures taken to date is irrelevant in the face of the absurdity of over reliance on a single form of energy.It certainly seems to have inspired and excited plenty of people&#8230;</p>
<blockquote><p>I am truly awed by the vision presented by Chu here, and so hopeful that we can get our country back on a path to long term prosperity by supporting research in the physical sciences. At least half of our present economy relies on the knowledge gained in the 20th century about our physical world…one can only imagine the revolutions to come.</p></blockquote>
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